Davey Johnson: The New Man
Where He Ranks, All-Time Managers
Where Davey Johnson ranks in winning percentage among managers:
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1. Joe McCarthy 2,125-1,333 .615 2. Frank Selee 1,284-862 .598 3. Billy Southworth 1,044-704 .597 4. Frank Chance 946-648 .593 5. John McGraw 2,763-1,948 .586 6. Al Lopez 1,410-1,004 .584 7. Earl Weaver 1,480-1,060 .583 8. Harry Wright 1,225-885 .581 9. Cap Anson 1,296-947 .578 10. Fred Clarke 1,602-1,181 .576 11. Davey Johnson 985-727 .575
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Where He Ranks, Active Managers
Where Davey Johnson ranks in winning percentage among active managers: *--*
1. Davey Johnson 985-727 .575 2. Larry Dierker 186-138 .574 3. Bobby Cox 1,418-1,145 .553 4. Mike Hargrove 624-526 .543 5. Jimy Williams 451-395 .533 6. Bruce Bochy 335-295 .532 7. Terry Collins 393-352 .528 8. Tony La Russa 1,564-1,425 .523 9. Johnny Oates 620-571 .521 10. Lou Piniella 940-866 .520
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Dodger Managers
1890--WILLIAM McGUNNIGLE
RECORD : 86-43,.667 1891-92--JOHN MONTGOMERY WARD
RECORD: 156-135, .536 1893-96--DAVE FOUTZ
RECORD: 264-257, .507
1897-98--WILLIAM BARNIE
RECORD: 137-162, .458
1898--MIKE GRIFFIN
RECORD: 1-3, .250
1898--C.H. EBBETS
RECORD: 38-68, .358
1899-1905--NED HANLON
RECORD: 511-488, .512
1906-08--PATSY DONOVAN
RECORD: 184-270, .405
1909--HARRY LUMLEY
RECORD: 55-98, .359
1910-13--BILL DAHLEN
RECORD: 251-355, .414
1914-31--WILBERT ROBINSON
RECORD: 1,375-1,341, .506
1932-33--MAX CAREY
RECORD: 146-161, .476
1934-36--CASEY STENGEL
RECORD: 208-251, .453
1937-38--BURLEIGH GRIMES
RECORD: 131-171, .434
1939-46; 1948--LEO DUROCHER
RECORD: 738-565, .566
1947; 1949-50--BURT SHOTTON
RECORD: 326-215, .603
1951-53--CHUCK DRESSEN
RECORD: 298-166, .642
1954-76--WALTER ALSTON
RECORD: 2,040-1,613, .558
1977-96--TOM LASORDA
RECORD: 1,613-1,455, .526
1996-98--BILL RUSSELL
RECORD: 173-149, .537
1998--GLENN HOFFMAN
RECORD: 47-41, .534
Manager Johnson: Before and After
How Davey Johnson’s teams have fared in the two years before he took over as manager, and the years after he left: NEW YORK METS
Two seasons before (1983-84): .410
With Johnson (1984-90): .588
Two years after: (1991-92): .461
CINCINNATI REDS
Two seasons before (1991-92): .506
With Johnson (1993-95): .541
Two years after (1996-97): .485
BALTIMORE ORIOLES
Two seasons before (1994-95): .523
With Johnson (1996-97): .574
One season after (1998): .488
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