Colorado Rockies Managers (1993 - 2008) by Baseball Almanac

Colorado Rockies Managers

This is a comprehensive list of managers for the Colorado Rockies organization. Win / loss statistics, winning percentage, position in division, and games behind the leader are also shown for each manager. Links include a Year; which leads to the American League season in review; the Manager(s) name, which leads to his career statistics; and a roster, which leads to a list of every player on the team during the year.

"I came into this game sane and I want to leave it sane." - Colorado Rockies Manager (1993-1998) Don Baylor

Colorado Rockies Managers 1993 - 2008 Managers & Finishes
Year	Uniform #	Manager(s)	Wins	Losses	WP	Finish	GB	Roster
1993	25	Don Baylor	67	95	.414	6^th	37	1993
1994	25	Don Baylor	53	64	.453	3^rd	6½	1994
1995	25	Don Baylor	77	67	.535	2^nd	1	1995
1996	25	Don Baylor	83	79	.512	3^rd	8	1996
1997	25	Don Baylor	83	79	.512	3^rd	7	1997
1998	25	Don Baylor	77	85	.475	4^th	21	1998
1999	11	Jim Leyland	72	90	.444	5^th	28	1999
2000	25	Buddy Bell	82	80	.506	4^th	15	2000
2001	25	Buddy Bell	73	89	.451	5^th	19	2001
2002	25	Buddy Bell	6	16	.273	4^th	25	2002
2002	13	Clint Hurdle	67	73	.479	4^th	25	2002
2003	13	Clint Hurdle	74	88	.457	4^th	26½	2003
2004	13	Clint Hurdle	68	94	.420	4^th	25	2004
2005	13	Clint Hurdle	67	95	.414	5^th	15	2005
2006	13	Clint Hurdle	76	86	.469	5^th	12	2006
2007	13	Clint Hurdle	90	73	.552	2^nd	½	2007
2008	13	Clint Hurdle	--	--	--	--	--	2008
Year	Uniform #	Manager(s)	Wins	Losses	WP	Finish	GB	Roster
Colorado Rockies Managers & Finishes

Did you know that the Colorado Rockies organization was once the only one in history to draw over three-million fans every single year of their existence — a string that stopped in 2001.

The quotation listed at the top of this page came from a "Sports Illustrated" issue where Don Baylor was explaining why he would say no if George Steinbrenner offered him the helm of the New York Yankees.

The Colorado Rockies drew their largest attendance during their worst season: 1993 when they finished thirty-seven games behind first, lost ninety-five games, yet still had 4,483,350 fans in attendance at Mile High Stadium.

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