Jerry Walker, Youngest MLB All-Star Game Starter, Dies at 85

Walker, a former Orioles pitcher, held the record for the youngest player to start an All-Star Game and later served as the Tigers' general manager.

Walker started the 1959 All-Star Game at 20 years, 172 days, a record that still stands.
He debuted in MLB at age 18 and had a standout season in 1959 with a 2.92 ERA.
Walker played for the Orioles, Athletics, and Indians over an eight-year career.
Post-retirement, he worked as a scout, minor league manager, and pitching coach.
Walker was the Detroit Tigers' general manager for one season in 1993.