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Scioscia; a Runner-up in the Manager of the Year Balloting

On Wednesday, the Angels of Anaheim continued their strong showing in the postseason awards parade of the Major League Baseball, but they still have not floated a winner. Mike Scioscia was runner-up to Cleveland’s Eric Wedge in the Manager of the Year balloting disclosed by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America.

The only candidate named on all 28 ballots cast by two writers in each league city, Eric Wedge was the first-place choice of 19 voters, compared to four by Mike Scioscia. Former Yankees skipper Joe Torre claimed five first-place votes, but fell one point short of Scioscia in the overall balloting. In addition, Mike Scioscia collected 11 second-place votes and nine for third, giving him 62 points. Recently named manager of the Dodgers, Joe Torre, a two-time winner of the award (1996 and '98), had eight seconds and 12 thirds for 61 points. Eric Wedge, who is a first-time winner, had 116 points with six seconds and three thirds. “I thought Eric did a great job and is deserving of this award,” said Mike Scioscia, who passed Bill Rigney on the 4th of May with win No. 626 at the Angels’ helm to become the franchise leader, finishing the season with 703 career wins and a .542 winning percentage. “Our team did a great job this season of staying together and playing at a high level,” said Scioscia. “I've been fortunate to have a great staff and some terrific players. Any milestones I reach are organizational achievements.”

On the other hand, Terry Francona, who won his second World Series in four seasons with the Red Sox, was the only other manager to receive votes and was fourth with 13 points. Voting is conducted prior to postseason play. In addition, Arizona's Bob Melvin was chosen as the National League Manager of the Year.

Mike Scioscia kept the Angels of Anaheim in charge of the AL West from the 25th of April to the finish, holding off a challenge by Seattle with a crucial late August three-game sweep of the Mariners in Seattle. Winning the division for the third time in four years, the Angels; weakened by injuries, were swept by Boston in three games in the AL Division Series. A seemingly endless succession of injuries and ailments to key personnel forced Mike Scioscia to be resourceful and creative with his pitching staff and his lineup. He rarely had the same nine players available for more than a few games in a row.

Furthermore, 2 members of the starting rotation; Bartolo Colon and Jered Weaver, started the season on the disabled list, along with versatile Chone Figgins. One of the club's primary run producers, Juan Rivera, was not available until September after suffering a broken leg in December playing winter ball. After shortstop Orlando Cabrera (155 starts) and right fielder/designated hitter Vladimir Guerrero (151), the next most durable Angels were center fielder Gary Matthews Jr. (137) and fourth outfielder Reggie Willits (119 starts).

On the other hand, Garret Anderson, Erick Aybar, Bartolo Colon, Maicer Izturis, Howard Kendrick, and Mike Napoli each made two trips to the DL, and new setup artist Justin Speier was lost to a viral infection for nine weeks. Mike Scioscia was selected as 2002 AL Manager of the Year for leading the Angels to the Wild Card, then guiding the club to the World Series championship in a seven-game triumph over San Francisco.

Eric Wedge, who led the Indians to the American League Central title and shared with the Red Sox the best record in the Majors in 2007, is the first Cleveland manager honored with the award, which the BBWAA first presented in 1983. And Tony La Russa was a month past 39 years old when he won the first of his four Manager of the Year Awards in 1983 with the White Sox. He won again in the AL with the Athletics in 1988 and 1992 and in the NL with the Cardinals in 2002. Furthermore, Bobby Cox of Atlanta is also a four-time Manager of the Year. Jim Leyland of Detroit and Dusty Baker of Cincinnati are three-time Managers of the Year. In addition, Leyland won twice with Pittsburgh, Baker three times with San Francisco.

Though Mike Scioscia was a runner-up for the Award, for the Angels of Anaheim, he is still the champion.

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