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Manager of the Year
	AL			NL
YR	MANAGER	RECORD	TEAM	MANAGER	RECORD	TEAM
2011	Joe Maddon	91-71	Tampa Bay Rays	Kirk Gibson	94-68	Arizona Diamondbacks
2010	Ron Gardenhire	94-68	Minnesota Twins	Bud Black	90-72	San Diego Padres
2009	Mike Scioscia	97-65	Los Angeles Angels	Jim Tracy	92-70	Colorado Rockies
2008	Joe Maddon	97-65	Tampa Bay Rays	Lou Piniella	97-64	Chicago Cubs
2007	Eric Wedge	97-66	Cleveland Indians	Bob Melvin	90-72	Arizona Diamondbacks
2006	Jim Leyland	95-67	Detroit Tigers	Joe Girardi	78-84	Florida Marlins
2005	Ozzie Guillen	99-63	Chicago White Sox	Bobby Cox	90-72	Atlanta Braves
2004	Buck Showalter	89-73	Texas Rangers	Bobby Cox	96-66	Atlanta Braves
2003	Tony Pena	83-80	Kansas City Royals	Jack McKeon	91-71	Florida Marlins
2002	Mike Scioscia	99-63	Anaheim Angels	Tony La Russa	97-65	St. Louis Cardinals
2001	Lou Piniella	116-46	Seattle Mariners	Larry Bowa	86-76	Philadelphia Phillies
2000	Jerry Manuel	95-67	Chicago White Sox	Dusty Baker	97-65	San Francisco Giants
1999	Jimy Williams	94-68	Boston Red Sox	Jack McKeon	96-67	Cincinnati Reds
1998	Joe Torre	114-48	New York Yankees	Larry Dierker	102-60	Houston Astros
1997	Davey Johnson	98-64	Baltimore Orioles	Dusty Baker	90-72	San Francisco Giants
1996	Joe Torre	92-70	New York Yankees
	Johnny Oates	88-74	Baltimore Orioles	Bruce Bochy	91-71	San Diego Padres
1995	Lou Piniella	79-66	Seattle Mariners	Don Baylor	77-67	Colorado Rockies
1994	Buck Showalter	70-43	New York Yankees	Felipe Alou	74-40	Montreal Expos
1993	Gene Lamont	94-68	Chicago White Sox	Dusty Baker	103-59	San Francisco Giants
1992	Tony La Russa	96-66	Oakland Athletics	Jim Leyland	96-66	Pittsburgh Pirates
1991	Tom Kelly	95-67	Minnesota Twins	Bobby Cox	94-68	Atlanta Braves
1990	Jeff Torborg	94-68	Chicago White Sox	Jim Leyland	95-67	Pittsburgh Pirates
1989	Frank Robinson	87-75	Baltimore Orioles	Don Zimmer	93-69	Chicago Cubs
1988	Tony La Russa	104-58	Oakland Athletics	Tom Lasorda	94-67	Los Angeles Dodgers
1987	Sparky Anderson	98-64	Detroit Tigers	Buck Rodgers	91-71	Montreal Expos
1986	John McNamara	95-66	Boston Red Sox	Hal Lanier	96-66	Houston Astros
1985	Bobby Cox	99-62	Toronto Blue Jays	Whitey Herzog	101-61	St. Louis Cardinals
1984	Sparky Anderson	104-58	Detroit Tigers	Jim Frey	96-65	Chicago Cubs
1983	Tony La Russa	99-63	Chicago White Sox	Tom Lasorda	91-71	Los Angeles Dodgers