Former Washington Nationals Manager of the Year honoree Davey Johnson passed away at age 82, New York Mets PR representative Jay Horwitz announced earlier this week. Johnson's tenure with the Washington Nationals organization was short, but he left a lasting impact. Joining the team's front office as a consultant in 2006, Davey became the team's interim manager in 2011 after the outspoken Jim Riggleman resigned. The team won 98 games that year, a franchise record dating back even to the team's days in Montréal that still stands today. Over the next six years, Johnson would make three All-Star teams with the Orioles while also winning three Gold Gloves as a second baseman.