Manager Records

Manager records including most the games managed, the youngest manager, All-Star & World Series managerial appearances, and many other variations. Managerial records are presented in alphabetical order and ties within records are alphabetized.

"There has been only one manager and his name is John McGraw." - Connie Mack
Manager Record Book

In Alphabetical Order

Record Lg Name Team Data

Most Championships

AL

Casey Stengel

New York

10

1949

1950

1951

1952

1953

1955

1956

1957

1958

1960

NL

John McGraw

New York

10

1904

1905

1911

1912

1913

1917

1921

1922

1923

1924

Most Ejections
Career

AL

Earl Weaver

Baltimore

98

NL

Bobby Cox

Atlanta

132

Most Ejections
Season

AL

Paul Richards

Baltimore

12

1956

NL

John McGraw

New York

13

1905

Most Seasons
Managing

AL

Connie Mack

Philadelphia

50

NL

John McGraw

Baltimore

1

32

New York

31

ML

Connie Mack

Pittsburgh

3

53

Philadelphia

50

Most Seasons
Without A Championship

AL

Jimmie Dykes

Chicago

20

Philadelphia

Baltimore

Detroit

Cleveland

NL

Gene Mauch

Philadelphia

16

Montreal

ML

Gene Mauch

Philadelphia

NL

26

Montreal

Minnesota

AL

California

Most Teams
Managed

AL

Jimmie Dykes

Chicago

5

Philadelphia

Baltimore

Detroit

Cleveland

Billy Martin

Minnesota

Detroit

Texas

New York

Oakland

NL

Frank Bancroft

Worcester

6

Detroit

Cleveland

Providence

Indianapolis

Cincinnati

ML

Frank Bancroft

Worcester

NL

7

Detroit

Cleveland

Providence

Philadelphia

AA

Indianapolis

NL

Cincinnati

Most Teams
Managed
In One Season

AL

Jimmie Dykes

Detroit

2

1960

Cleveland

Joe Gordon

Cleveland

1960

Detroit

Tony La Russa

Chicago

1986

Oakland

Bob Lemon

Chicago

1978

New York

Billy Martin

Detroit

1973

Texas

Billy Martin

Texas

1975

New York

 

NL

Leo Durocher

Brooklyn

2

1948

New York

Chicago

1972

Houston

Most Times
Managing Same Team

AL

Billy Martin

New York

5

NL

Danny Murtaugh

Pittsburgh

4



In 1977, the Texas Rangers became the only American League team in history to have four managers during the same season.

Casey Stengel took the helm of the New York Yankees in 1949 and won a ring every season through 1953 making him the only manager to win five consecutive rings.

Did you know that the youngest manager to start a season with a club was Lou Boudreau? He was barely past the age of twenty-four when he became the manager of the Cleveland Indians in 1941.