Sparky Anderson, the Hall of Fame manager who led Cincinnati’s “Big Red Machine” past the Red Sox in the memorable 1975 World Series, died Thursday after suffering from dementia.
He was 76.
Anderson won consecutive World Series with the Reds, and he paced the Tigers to the 1984 crown.
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