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The Exceptional Managers of LA Dodgers

The team of Dodgers had a lot of outstanding managers since the team was established in 1883. However, the hiring of Joe Torre as manager is the most dramatic shift yet from the team’s historical tendency in such matters.

A former MLB player, Joseph Paul Torre, is an outsider and a proven winner, a perennial winner, in fact, for 12 consecutive seasons; everything Los Angeles managerial hires traditionally have not been. That's not a knock against the seven foregoing men who alternately brought glory into Chavez Ravine and took turns giving Dodger Blue its glow. Only a commentary on their background and on Dodgers management's past willingness to blaze fresh trails. In addition, forty-six of the first fifty seasons in LA were managed by men without prior big league managerial experience, a track record unparalleled anywhere. Joe Torre now will pave a new path with 27 seasons of experience as a Major League skipper, as he accepts the baton from those who preceded him.

Walt Alston was one of them. His nickname of “Smokey” carried a double-meaning. He was rarely spotted without a cigarette in his hand and he was as tough as a bear, known to quiet disgruntled players by challenging them to a fight. Alston was a manager of Montreal Royals, International League; 10th season managing in the Dodgers organization, 13th overall in Minors. His tenure was from 1954 to 1976, with a record of 2,040-1,613 (.558). He had 4 World Series titles (1955, '59, '63, '65) and 3 NL pennants (1956, '66, '74), with games record of 23-21. After Dodgers, he retired to his native Oxford, Ohio, where he passed away on Oct. 1, 1984, at the age of 72. Another was Tommy Lasorda, Dodgers’ third-base coach, following a spectacular eight-year run managing in the club's organization, from Rookie level to Triple-A. He was the original Dodger-blue bleeder; he was also the first manager to openly hug his players, a rather common practice now.

In addition to the Dodgers’ list of managers, next was Bill Russell. Ropes Russell was caught in the crossfire as the O'Malley Era ended with the club's sale to Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. He was a Dodgers coach, following a 1992-93 stint as their Triple-A manager in Albuquerque. His term was from June 1996 to June 1998, with a record of 173-149 (.537). In addition, he had 1 NL Wild Card (1996) and games record of 0-3.

Jim Tracy was also one of the team’s managers, and was a bench coach. Had by far the longest run of any Dodgers manager not named Alston or Lasorda, but never came close to the hold they had over the city and the respect they elicited from fans and media. From a distance, most observers considered Tracy too self-assured without a matching resume. His term was from 2001 to 2005 with a record of 427-383 (.527). He also had 1 NL West title (2004) and games record of 1-3.

Finally, the Dodgers had Grady Little who was a consultant and scout for the Chicago Cubs. He is 2-for-2, in teams he guided into the postseason, along with the 2003 Boston Red Sox, and in unfortunate exits. His folksy exterior belies the heart of a fierce competitor and the mind of a smart baseball man. His term was from 2006 to 2007 with a record of 170-154 (.525). He had 1 NL Wild Card in 2006 and games record of 0-3.

The Dodgers will have outstanding managers as the team continues to be one of the most outstanding teams in MLB.

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