This is a comprehensive list of managers for the Seattle Pilots organization. Win / loss statistics, winning percentage, position in division, and games behind the leader are also shown for each manager.
The year leads to the specific American League season in review; the manager(s) name leads to his career statistics; and the roster leads to a list of every player on the team during the year. Research by Baseball Almanac.
"He (Joe Schultz) wanted to motivate us, but he didn't want to break our spirit." - Jim Bouton
Seattle Pilots Managers | 1969 - 1969Pilots Managers & Finishes |
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Year | # | Manager(s) | W | L | WP | Finish | GB | Roster |
1969 | 3 | Joe Schultz | 64 | 98 | .395 | 6th | 33 | 1969 |
Year | # | Manager(s) | W | L | WP | Finish | GB | Roster |
Pilots Managers | Research by Baseball Almanac |
Did you know that the Seattle Pilots became the American League Milwaukee Brewers (Milwaukee Brewers Managers) in 1970, who in turn became the first American League team to switch to the National League (it was in 1998)?
During the 1969 season — their first & only season — the Seattle Pilots had their largest attendance when 677,944 fans attended home games where they were able to see and witness the team's first & only logo:
Seattle Pilots Logo
On April 11, 1969, the Seattle Pilots had their only Opening Day game in history and 14,993 fans watched them play the Chicago White Sox.