Braves manager Bobby Cox announced this week his plans to retire after the 2010 season and to immediately take on a consulting role with the team. Cox has won 2,409 games as a manager and is fourth all-time in the category, behind only Connie Mack (3,731), John McGraw (2,763) and current Cardinals manager Tony La Russa (2,550). Cox has five pennants and one World Series title to his name, and won the Manager of the Year award four times. Under his leadership, the Braves have won 100 games six times. The next manager of the Atlanta Braves will have big shoes to fill.
Bobby Cox
25 September 2009
25 June 2008
John Schuerholz is used to making do with whatever the farm system and free agency brings him, and Bobby Cox always seems to get the best out of whatever lineup he's offered. But this year, luck may be catching up with him. On the DL right now are: John Smoltz, Tom Glavine, Mike Hampton, Rafael Soriano, and Peter Moylan.
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3 June 2008
They were in the World Series five times during that run, though they only won it once, and Bobby Cox always seemed to be able to get the most out of his teams, an ever-changing mix of veterans and rookies and free agents. The long winning tradition and national coverage made many call them "America's Team," the team that was always in contention and always on TV, no matter your region or your cable/satellite package.
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