Legendary College Baseball Coach Mike Martin Dies at 79

Mike Martin, celebrated for his record-breaking career and impact on players, passes after battling dementia.

Mike Martin, the winningest coach in college baseball history, passed away at 79 after a three-year battle with Lewy body dementia.
Martin's remarkable career spanned 40 seasons at Florida State University, leading the Seminoles to 17 College World Series appearances.
Despite his team's success, a national championship eluded Martin, though his legacy is celebrated by players, peers, and the college baseball community.
Martin is remembered not only for his record-breaking wins but also for his emphasis on education and integrity in the sport.
His legacy continues through the numerous players he coached who went on to have successful MLB careers, including Buster Posey and Deion Sanders.