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2 days ago · George Lee "Sparky" Anderson (February 22, 1934 – November 4, 2010) was an American Major League Baseball (MLB) player, coach, and manager. He managed the National League's Cincinnati Reds to the 1975 and 1976 championships, then added a third title in 1984 with the Detroit Tigers of the American League.
2 days ago · Leyland will be the second manager to have his number retired by the Tigers and displayed on the wall beyond the right field seats, joining Sparky Anderson.
2 days ago · Worn by one of the most successful managers in franchise history, Leyland’s #10 will become the second number of a manager to be retired by the club, joining Sparky Anderson, who’s #11 was ...
5 days ago · Friday, May 31, 2024. MISSING ALL-STAR MANAGER: 1972 SPARKY ANDERSON. Up on the blog today, something we'll see a lot of through the 1970s, Cincinnati reds manager Sparky Anderson leading the National League in the All-Star game over their American League rivals, with this one a "missing" 1972 All-Star card: Again, being a fan of base-card All ...
2 days ago · Managerial Record: He finished his time with the Tigers with a record of 700-597 and joins Sparky Anderson as the second manager to have the number retired, joining Sparky Anderson, who had his number 11 retired in 2011.
2 days ago · Coming Tuesday: Revisiting Greatness, Part II. “I was once described by a now-defunct publication as ‘the guru of statistics,’ and by Sparky Anderson as a ‘fat little guy with a beard who knows nothing about baseball.’. Actually, I’m about seven inches taller than Sparky is, but what the heck, three out of four ain’t bad, and it ...
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2 days ago · Jim Leyland, one of the most successful managers in Tigers history, will have his jersey retired at Comerica Park as part of his Baseball Hall of Fame induction ceremony, the team announced Monday.
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