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Earl Weaver

( Baltimore Sun photo by Lloyd Fox / June 26, 2010 )

From 1968-82 and 1985-86, Earl Weaver compiled a 1,480-1060 record as Orioles manager.

Comments (6)

SmittyATL at 8:03 AM December 05, 2011

Ned Hanlon won 1313 games overall, including 555 while managing the Baltimore Orioles. His career winning percentage in Baltimore was .601, and he won three consecutive NL pennants. He practically invented "small ball" (then called "scientific baseball") with such innovations as the hit-and-run, sacrifice bunt, and Baltimore Chop. Ned Hanlon is in the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown as a Baltimore Oriole.

sepulveda4235 at 11:07 AM November 23, 2011

I'm not a hater by any means but I can't see how Trembly makes this list. You would think the top ten managers of all time for this franchise couldn't include a man who never won during his tenure in Baltimore. Trembly seemed like a nice guy and a good man, but he did nothing while he was here. I often felt bad for him, as I have for any man who managed the orioles this decade. Interesting article.

Ty Cobb at 2:55 PM August 31, 2011

Hi Vex Machine. Your theory is correct. Just asked Connie Mack and Cy Young.

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