“He Wants To Do So Good, So Bad.” –SPARKY ANDERSON

–SPARKY ANDERSON–

-(1934–2010)-

–Three Time WORLD SERIES Champion–

–HALL Of FAME MANAGER–

“A Manager’s Job Is Simple…”

“…For One-Hundred Sixty-Two Games You Try NOT To Screw-Up All That Smart Stuff Your Organization Did Last December.“

—EARL WEAVER

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–WINNER Of FOUR (4) PENNANTS–

–1970 WORLD SERIES CHAMPION–

–HALL Of FAME MANAGER–

“We NEED Three Kinds Of Pitching…”

“…Left-Handed, Right-Handed, And Relief.“

—WHITEY HERZOG

—HALL Of FAME MANAGER—

—WINNER Of 3-PENNANTS With The ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (1982/1985/1987) And Of The 1982 WORLD SERIES—

“I Was Such A Dangerous Hitter, I Even Got Intentional Walks In Batting Practice.” — CASEY STENGEL

CHARLES DILLON "CASEY" STENGEL (1890-1975) -Former Major League Baseball Player AND Manager. He Won 10 Pennants AND 7 World Series While Managing The NEW YORK YANKEES, From 1949-1960, And Was The First Official Manager Of The NEW YORK METS, From 1962-1965. He Was Elected To The Baseball Hall Of Fame in 1966..-

“Baseball Has Been Good To Me Since I Quit Trying To Play It.” –WHITEY HERZOG

WHITEY HERZOG -Hall Of Fame Manager AND Winner Of 3 Pennants & A World Series Title While At The Helm Of The St. Louis Cardinals-

“No Matter What I Talk About, I Always Get Back To Baseball.” — CONNIE MACK

CONNIE MACK (1862-1956) -He Managed In The Major Leagues For 53 Years, Winning 3731 Games, 9 Pennants, And 5 World Series Titles, And Was Elected To The Hall Of Fame In 1937-

“Be On Time, Bust Your Butt, Play Smart, And Have Some Laughs Along The Way.” — Whitey Herzog (Hall Of Fame MLB Manager and World Series Champion)

Dorrel Norman Elvert “WHITEY” HERZOG (born in 1931) was An Amazing MLB Manager. At The Helm of The Kansas City Royals, The Team Made 3-Consecutive Playoff Appearances Between 1976-1978. He Then Went On To Helm The St. Louis Cardinals, Winning The 1982 World Series, and The NL Pennant in 1985 & 1987. He Was Inducted Into The Baseball Hall Of Fame in 2010.