10 winningest managers in MLB history
Credit: Handout, 1951
10. LEO DUROCHER
Record: 2008-1709
Teams: Brooklyn Dodgers (1939-46, 1948), New York Giants (1948-55), Chicago Cubs (1966-72), Houston Astros (1972-73)
World Series titles: One |
Credit: AP, 1956
9. WALTER ALSTON (pictured left)
Record: 2040-1613
Teams: Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers (1954-76)
World Series titles: Four |
Credit: AP, 1943
8. JOE MCCARTHY
Record: 2158-2219
Teams: Chicago Cubs (1926-30), Yankees (1931-46), Boston Red Sox (1948-50)
World Series titles: Seven |
Credit: AP, 1949
7. BUCKY HARRIS
Record: 2158-2219
Teams: Washington Senators (1924-28, 1935-42), Detroit Tigers (1929-33, 1955-56), Boston Red Sox (1934), Philadelphia Phillies (1943), Yankees (1947-48)
World Series titles: Two |
Credit: AP, 1981
6. SPARKY ANDERSON
Record: 2194-1834
Teams: Cincinnati Reds (1970-78), Detroit Tigers (1979-95)
World Series titles: Three |
Credit: Getty, 2006
5. JOE TORRE
Record: 2326-1997
Teams: Mets (1977-81), Atlanta Braves (1982-84), St. Louis Cardinals (1990-95), Yankees (1996-2007), Los Angeles Dodgers (2008-10)
World Series titles: Four |
Credit: Getty
4. Bobby Cox - Years: Braves (1978-81, 1990-2010), Blue Jays (1982-85) - Accomplishments: 2,504 wins, .556 winning percentage, one World Series title, five pennants, 16 playoff appearances, four-time Manager of the Year - Cox leads all era managers with a combined record that is 503 games over .500. Though he won just one World Series (1995), his Braves were almost always in the postseason during his second stint.
Credit: Getty
3. TONY LA RUSSA
Record: 2728-2365
Teams: Chicago White Sox (1979-86), Oakland Athletics (1986-95), St. Louis Cardinals (1996-2011)
World Series titles: Three
Credit: UPI
2. JOHN MCGRAW
Record: 2763-1948
Teams: Baltimore Orioles (1899, 1901-02), New York Giants (1902-32)
World Series titles: Three |
Credit: AP, 1943
1. CONNIE MACK
Record: 3731-3948
Teams: Pittsburgh Pirates (1894-96), Philadelphia Athletics (1901-50)
World Series titles: Five |
