[教練] Manager -Joe Torre 6

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Joe Torre 6


   Full Name: Joe Torre
Title: Manager



Bio:
Enters his 12th season as Manager of the Yankees, the longest uninterrupted
tenure of any Yankees manager since Casey Stengel skippered the club for 12
consecutive seasons from 1949-1960...Led the Yankees to an American League
best 97-65 record in 2006, capturing their ninth consecutive American League
East division title...Is the first manager to guide the Yankees to
11-straight postseason appearances...Casey Stengel ranks second with five
straight from 1949-1953...Is only the third Manager in Major League history
to win 90 or more games 10 times in an 11-year span, joining Casey Stengel
(11 times in 12 seasons, 1949-60) and Bobby Cox (10 times in 11 seasons,
1995-2005)...With 97 wins in 2006, improved his career record to 1,973-1,702
and his Yankees record to 1,079-699...Has 1,973 career wins for sole
possession of 10th place on baseball's all-time list (Leo Durocher is ninth
with 2,009)...earned his 1,926th career victory on 7/14/06 vs. the Chicago
White Sox to surpass Casey Stengel for sole possession of 10th place...Has
1,079 career wins as Manager of the Yankees and ranks third on the club's
all-time list behind only Joe McCarthy (1,460) and Casey Stengel (1,149)...Is
only the fourth Manager to win at least 1,000 games with the Yankees, joining
Joe McCarthy (1,460), Casey Stengel (1,149) and Miller Huggins (1,067)...at
1079-699, is now 380 games over .500 in his 11 seasons with the
Yankees...Ranks first on baseball's all-time list with 75 postseason wins as
a Manager (Bobby Cox is second with 66)...Has led the Yankees to a World
Series championship in four of his 11 seasons as Manager (1996, '98, '99 and
'00) and has led the Yankees to the World Series in six of those
years...Established a Major-League record with 14-straight World Series wins
(from Game Three of the 1996 WS through Game Two of the 2000 WS, including
sweeps in 1998 and '99)the 14 straight World Series victories are the most
ever under one manager...the 1927 and 1928 Yankees, managed by Miller
Huggins, and the 1932 club led by Joe McCarthy combined to win a then-record
12 straight World Series games...In the World Series, his .656 (21-11)
winning percentage is the second highest ever for a manager who has appeared
in at least three World Series (behind Joe McCarthy, .697, 30-13)...Is 75-44
(.630) in the postseason with the Yankees (21-11 World Series, 27-14 ALCS and
27-19 ALDS)...Finished third in the 2005 BBWAA American League Manager of the
Year voting (drew four of 28 first-place votes)...With the American League's
All-Star Game win on 7/13/04 at Houston, improved to 5-0-1 as an All-Star
Game Manager...is now 13-1-1 as an All-Star Manager and Player (was 8-1 as a
National League All-Star)...Became only the 17th manager in Major-League
history to reach the 1,500-victory plateau with 5/12/02 win at
Minnesota...Won his 500th game as Manager of the Yankees on 4/28/01 vs.
Oakland in a 7-6 victory...Won 487 games in his first five seasons (1996-'00)
as manager of the Yankees...the 487 wins ties the most ever by a Yankees
manager in his first five seasons with the club (Casey Stengel won 487 games
from 1949-53)...Celebrated his 59th birthday on 7/18/99 by becoming the first
person to manage two perfect game wins (Stengel 1-1, Walter Alston 1-1 and
Tommy Lasorda 0-2 are the only others who have managed in two perfect
games)...In 1998, after setting a career high with 114 wins as manager
(including the postseason, the Yankees won a total of 125 games, breaking the
Major League record of 118 set by the 1906 Chicago Cubs), earned his second
BBWAA AL Manager-of-the-Year Award (also in 1996, Co-Manager-of-the-Year with
Texas' Johnny Oates), his second Associated Press Manager-of-the-Year Award
(also won in 1982 with Atlanta) and first Sporting News AL
Manager-of-the-Year Award...Evened his career record at 1168-1168 on 8/11/98
vs. Minnesota, after his record was 109 games under .500 when he joined the
Yankees...only one other manager came from further below the .500 mark to
even his career record as a manager...Stengel was 166 games below .500 before
he went 1149-696 with the Yankees (Torres low point was 135 games under
.500)...Is the fourth skipper to have managed both the Mets and Yankees (also
Stengel, Yogi Berra and Dallas Green). became the first native New Yorker to
manage the Bronx Bombers...Only six other Yankees managers have had more wins
than Torre (60) in their first 100 games (Bucky Harris 66 in '47, Ralph Houk,
65 in '61; Bob Lemon, 65 in '78-'79; Stengel, 63 in '49; Dick Howser, 62 in
'80; Berra, 61 in '64)...Was appointed the Yankees' 31st field manager on
11/2/95...Was named Manager of the Cardinals on 8/1/90, following Whitey
Herzog's resignation and stayed with St. Louis through the 1995 season...In
1982, led Atlanta to its first Division title since 1969 and was named The
Associated Press Manager-of-the-Year...was the first person to be named
National League MVP and AP Manager-of-the-Year.

Playing Career:
Hit .297 with 252 HR and 1,185 RBI in 2,209 games from 1960-'77 for the
Braves, Cardinals and Mets...hit the first home run ever in Fulton County
Stadium on 4/12/66...also hit 36 HR that season, a record for Braves catchers
that stood until Javy Lopez hit 43 in 2003...was selected to play in the
All-Star Game nine times during his career...from 1964-'66, was named catcher
on The Sporting News' All-Star Team and in 1965 won a Gold Glove at that
position...caught Warren Spahn's 300th career victory...for Eau Claire in
1960, won the Northern League batting championship (.344) in his first
professional season...the next season hit .278 for the Milwaukee Braves and
finished second in the National League Rookie-of-the- Year Award voting to
the Cubs' Billy Williams...became the Braves' No. 1 catcher after Del
Crandall was traded to the Giants in December 1963...in '64, hit .321 with 20
HR and 109 RBI to become the first catcher since 1955 to hit .300 with 20 HR
and 100 RBI...duplicated the feat in 1966 (.315 BA, 36 HR, 101 RBI)...in
1970, moved from catcher to third base, but three seasons later moved to
first base because of a shoulder injury...in 1971, won the NL Most Valuable
Player Award after leading the league with a .363 BA, 230 H, 137 RBI and 352
total bases...became the first player to lead the NL in four offensive
categories since Stan Musial captured eight categories in 1948...on 7/21/75,
tied a ML record by grounding into four double plays, all following Feliz
Millan singles...for the Mets on 5/31/77, became the ML's first
player-manager since the Cardinals' Solly Hemus in 1959...his playing career
ended 18 days later, when he became New York's full-time skipper...hit his
last ML home run in a pinch-hitting appearance, on 4/13/77 vs. St. Louis off
Clay Carroll.
Personal:
Married (Ali) and has four children, Michael, Lauren, Cristina and Andrea
Rae...Was honored by the NY chapter of the BBWAA with the 2005 Joan Payson
Community Service Award for the contributions of his foundation in the New
York community...Carried the Olympic Torch in Florence, Italy on December 14,
2005, prior to the 2006 Winter Games in Torino...previously served as an
Olympic torch bearer for the 2002 Olympic Games held in Salt Lake City,
Utah...With wife, Ali, inaugurated the Joe Torre 'Safe at Home' Foundation in
2003 to aid in the prevention and awareness of domestic violence...Along with
Don Zimmer and Mel Stottlemyre, Torre received the 2001 Willie, Mickey and
the Duke Award, by the NY Chapter of BBWAAalso received the 2001 Thurman
Munson Award...Left team on 3/10/99 after being diagnosed with prostate
cancerunderwent successful surgery on 3/18/99 at Barnes-Jewish Hospital in
St. Louis by Dr. William J. Catalona...returned to team on 5/18 at Boston
(lost 6-3) after missing the seasons first 36 games...the Yankees were 21-15
during his absence under acting manager Don Zimmer...Received the 1999 Milton
Richman "Gotta Have Heart" Award by the NY Chapter of BBWAA...Spent 1985-'90
seasons as a television broadcaster for the California Angels...Graduated in
1958 from St. Francis Prep School in Brooklyn...is the younger brother of
Frank Torre, a former first baseman for the Phillies and the Milwaukee
Braves.

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