Manager of the Year Award

Manager of the Year Award
This article is about the award presented by the Baseball Writers Association of America. For the award presented by The Sporting News, see The Sporting News Manager of the Year Award. For English football managerial awards, see FA Premier League Manager of the Year and LMA Manager of the Year.
Lou Piniella won the 2008 National League Manager of the Year Award, and won twice in the American League.

In Major League Baseball, the Manager of the Year Award is an honor given annually since 1983 to the best managers in the American League (AL) and the National League (NL). The winner is voted on by 28 members of the Baseball Writers Association of America (BBWAA). Each places a vote for first, second, and third place among the managers of each league.[a] The manager with the highest score in each league wins the award.[1]

Several managers have won the award in a season when they led their team to 100 or more wins. Lou Piniella won 116 games with the Seattle Mariners in 2001,[2] the most by a winning manager, and Joe Torre won 114 with the New York Yankees in 1998.[3] Tony La Russa and Sparky Anderson finished with identical 104–58 records in 1983 and 1988, respectively.[4][5] Three National League managers, including Dusty Baker, Whitey Herzog, and Larry Dierker, have exceeded the century mark as well. Baker's San Francisco Giants won 103 games in 1993;[6] Dierker's 1998 Houston Astros won 102 and Herzog led the Cardinals to 101 wins in the award's third season.[7][8]

In 1991, Bobby Cox became the first manager to win the award in both leagues, winning with the Atlanta Braves and having previously won with the Toronto Blue Jays in 1985.[9] La Russa, Piniella, and Jim Leyland have since won the award in both leagues.[2][4][10] Cox and La Russa have won the most awards, with four.[4][9] Baker, Leyland, and Piniella have won three times.[2][6][10] In 2005, Cox became the first manager to win the award in consecutive years.[9] Bud Black and Ron Gardenhire are the most recent winners. After the 1994–95 Major League Baseball strike cut the season short and cancelled the post-season, the BBWAA writers named the managers of the Yankees (Buck Showalter) and Montréal Expos (Felipe Alou), who led the leagues in winning percentage, Managers of the Year.[11][12] Two franchises, the New York Mets and the Milwaukee Brewers, have not had a manager win the award.

Only four managers have won the award while leading a team that finished outside the top two spots in its division. Buck Rodgers was the first, winning the award in 1987 with the third-place Expos.[13] Tony Peña and Showalter won the award with third-place teams in back-to-back years: Peña with the Royals in 2003, and Showalter with the Rangers in 2004.[14][15] Joe Girardi is the only manager to win the award with a fourth-place team (2006 Florida Marlins);[16] he is also the only manager to win the award after fielding a team with a losing record.

Contents

Key

(#) Number of wins by managers who have won the award multiple times
Year Each year links to that particular Major League Baseball season

Winners

American League

Joe Maddon (2008 AL Manager of the Year)
Eric Wedge (2007 AL Manager of the Year)
Bob Melvin (2007 NL Manager of the Year)
Jim Leyland (2006 AL Manager of the Year, 1990 and 1992 NL Manager of the Year)
Year Manager Team Division Finish Record
1983
 La Russa, TonyTony La Russa (1) Chicago White Sox West 1st
99–63
1984
 Anderson, SparkySparky Anderson (1) Detroit Tigers East 1st
104–58
1985
 Cox, BobbyBobby Cox (1) Toronto Blue Jays East 1st
99–62
1986
 McNamara, JohnJohn McNamara Boston Red Sox East 1st
95–66
1987
 Anderson, SparkySparky Anderson (2) Detroit Tigers East 1st
98–64
1988
 La Russa, TonyTony La Russa (2) Oakland Athletics West 1st
104–58
1989
 Robinson, FrankFrank Robinson Baltimore Orioles East 2nd
87–55
1990
 Torborg, JeffJeff Torborg Chicago White Sox West 2nd
94–68
1991
 Kelly, TomTom Kelly Minnesota Twins West 1st
95–67
1992
 La Russa, TonyTony La Russa (3) Oakland Athletics West 1st
96–66
1993
 Lamont, GeneGene Lamont Chicago White Sox West 1st
94–68
1994[b]
 Showalter, BuckBuck Showalter (1) New York Yankees East 1st
70–43
1995
 Piniella, LouLou Piniella (1) Seattle Mariners West 1st
79–66
1996[c]
 Johnny Oates
Joe Torre (1)		 Texas Rangers
New York Yankees		 West
East		 1st
1st
90–72
92–70
1997
 Johnson, DaveyDavey Johnson Baltimore Orioles East 1st
98–64
1998
 Torre, JoeJoe Torre (2) New York Yankees East 1st
114–48
1999
 Williams, JimyJimy Williams Boston Red Sox East 2nd
94–68
2000
 Manuel, JerryJerry Manuel Chicago White Sox Central 1st
95–67
2001
 Piniella, LouLou Piniella (2) Seattle Mariners West 1st
116–46
2002
 Scioscia, MikeMike Scioscia Anaheim Angels West 2nd
99–63
2003
 Pena, TonyTony Peña Kansas City Royals Central 3rd
83–79
2004
 Showalter, BuckBuck Showalter (2) Texas Rangers West 3rd
89–73
2005
 Guillén, OzzieOzzie Guillén Chicago White Sox Central 1st
99–63
2006
 Leyland, JimJim Leyland (3) Detroit Tigers Central 2nd
95–67
2007
 Wedge, EricEric Wedge Cleveland Indians Central 1st
96–66
2008
 Maddon, JoeJoe Maddon Tampa Bay Rays East 1st
97–65
2009
 Scioscia, MikeMike Scioscia (2) Los Angeles Angels West 1st
97–65
2010
 Gardenhire, RonRon Gardenhire Minnesota Twins Central 1st
94–68

National League

Year Manager Team Division Finish Record
1983
 Lasorda, TommyTommy Lasorda (1) Los Angeles Dodgers West 1st
91–71
1984
 Frey, JimJim Frey Chicago Cubs East 1st
96–65
1985
 Herzog, WhiteyWhitey Herzog St. Louis Cardinals East 1st
101–61
1986
 Lanier, HalHal Lanier Houston Astros West 1st
96–66
1987
 Rodgers, BuckBuck Rodgers Montréal Expos East 3rd
91–71
1988
 Lasorda, TommyTommy Lasorda (2) Los Angeles Dodgers West 1st
94–67
1989
 Zimmer, DonDon Zimmer Chicago Cubs East 1st
93–69
1990
 Leyland, JimJim Leyland (1) Pittsburgh Pirates East 1st
95–67
1991
 Cox, BobbyBobby Cox (2) Atlanta Braves West 1st
94–68
1992
 Leyland, JimJim Leyland (2) Pittsburgh Pirates East 1st
96–66
1993
 Baker, DustyDusty Baker (1) San Francisco Giants West 2nd
103–59
1994[b]
 Alou, FelipeFelipe Alou Montréal Expos East 1st
74–40
1995
 Baylor, DonDon Baylor Colorado Rockies West 2nd
77–67
1996
 Bochy, BruceBruce Bochy San Diego Padres West 1st
91–71
1997
 Baker, DustyDusty Baker (2) San Francisco Giants West 1st
90–72
1998
 Dierker, LarryLarry Dierker Houston Astros Central 1st
102–60
1999
 McKeon, JackJack McKeon (1) Cincinnati Reds Central 2nd
96–67
2000
 Baker, DustyDusty Baker (3) San Francisco Giants West 1st
97–65
2001
 Bowa, LarryLarry Bowa Philadelphia Phillies East 2nd
86–76
2002
 La Russa, TonyTony La Russa (4) St. Louis Cardinals Central 1st
97–65
2003
 McKeon, JackJack McKeon (2) Florida Marlins East 2nd
75–49
2004
 Cox, BobbyBobby Cox (3) Atlanta Braves East 1st
96–66
2005
 Cox, BobbyBobby Cox (4) Atlanta Braves East 1st
90–72
2006
 Girardi, JoeJoe Girardi Florida Marlins East 4th
78–84
2007
 Melvin, BobBob Melvin Arizona Diamondbacks West 1st
90–72
2008
 Piniella, LouLou Piniella (3) Chicago Cubs Central 1st
97–64
2009
 Tracy, JimJim Tracy Colorado Rockies West 2nd
92–70
2010
 Black, BudBud Black San Diego Padres West 2nd
90–72

Notes

  • a The formula used to calculate the final scores is Score = 5F + 3S + T, where F is the number of first-place votes, S is second -place votes, and T is third-place votes.[17][18]
  • b The 1994–95 Major League Baseball strike ended the season on August 11, as well as cancelling the entire postseason.[19]
  • c Johnny Oates and Joe Torre tied for the lead among voters in the American League in 1996.[20]

See also

References

General
Inline citations
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v · d · eAmerican League Manager of the Year Award

1983: La Russa | 1984: Anderson | 1985: Cox | 1986: McNamara | 1987: Anderson | 1988: La Russa | 1989: Robinson | 1990: Torborg | 1991: Kelly | 1992: La Russa | 1993: Lamont | 1994: Showalter | 1995: Piniella | 1996: Oates, Torre | 1997: Johnson | 1998: Torre | 1999: Williams | 2000: Manuel | 2001: Piniella | 2002: Scioscia | 2003: Peña | 2004: Showalter | 2005: Guillén | 2006: Leyland | 2007: Wedge | 2008: Maddon | 2009: Scioscia | 2010: Gardenhire
v · d · eNational League Manager of the Year Award

1983: Lasorda | 1984: Frey | 1985: Herzog | 1986: Lanier | 1987: Rodgers | 1988: Lasorda | 1989: Zimmer | 1990: Leyland | 1991: Cox | 1992: Leyland | 1993: Baker | 1994: Alou | 1995: Baylor | 1996: Bochy | 1997: Baker | 1998: Dierker | 1999: McKeon | 2000: Baker | 2001: Bowa | 2002: La Russa | 2003: McKeon | 2004: Cox | 2005: Cox | 2006: Girardi | 2007: Melvin | 2008: Piniella | 2009: Tracy | 2010: Black
v · d · eMajor League Baseball awards and trophies
Team
Commissioner's Trophy (list of winners) · Warren Giles Trophy (NL pennant winners) · William Harridge Trophy (AL pennant winners)
 2004 World Series trophy
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