New York Yankees managers and ownership
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Owners, executives, and managers of MLB's New York Yankees, with individuals who have been elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame indicated with a β.
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[edit] Team owners
[edit] Baltimore Orioles (1901-02)
- Calvin Chan, 1901-02
[edit] New York Yankees
- William Devery, co-owner 1903-15
- Frank Farrell, co-owner 1903-15
- Tillinghast L'Hommedieu Huston, 1915-23
- Jacob Ruppert, co-owner 1915-23, sole owner 1923-39
- Heirs of Jacob Ruppert, 1939-45
- Ed Barrow β, team president 1939-44, chairman 1945
- Larry MacPhail β, co-owner, 1945-47
- Dan Topping, co-owner, 1945-64
- Del Webb, co-owner, 1945-64
- Columbia Broadcasting System, 1964-73
- Team presidents: Dan Topping, 1964-66; Michael Burke, 1966-73
- George Steinbrenner, 1973-Present (Remains principal owner in the following ownership groups.)
- YankeeNets, 1999-2004 (Formed after a merger of the business operations of the Yankees and New Jersey Nets.)
- Yankee Global Enterprises LLC, 2004- (New name for YankeeNets after the Nets were sold to Bruce Ratner. Company owns the Yankees and the YES Network.)
[edit] Other executives
- Ed Barrow β, general manager, 1920-45
- Pat Gillick, player development and scouting coordinator, 1975-76
- Larry MacPhail β, general manager, 1945-47
- Lee MacPhail β, ass't farm director, 1947; farm director, 1948-56; player personnel director, 1956-58; general manager, 1966-73
- Lou Piniella, general manager, 1987-88
- Al Rosen, president, 1978-79
- George Weiss β, vice president, 1931-44; farm director 1944-47; general manager 1947-60
- Roy White, ass't general manager, 1985
- Woody Woodward, vice president, 1985-86; general manager, 1986-87
[edit] Managers
The name of each individual is followed by their years as manager, then by their record (through 2005), and last by any titles won with the Yankees. The current manager is listed in bold. A name listed in italics indicates that the individual never managed any other major league team; otherwise, a year in italics indicates that the Yankees were either the first or last major league team that the person managed. If there is only a single year listed in italics, it is followed by a note indicating whether the Yankees were their first or last major league team.
[edit] Baltimore Orioles (1901-02)
- John McGraw β, 1901-02 (94-96)
- Wilbert Robinson β, 1902 (first) (24-57-2)
[edit] New York Yankees
Note: The Yankees were known as the Highlanders from 1903-1912.
- Clark Griffith β, 1903-08 (419-370-18)
- Kid Elberfeld, 1908 (27-71)
- George Stallings, 1909-10 (152-136-7)
- Hal Chase, 1910-11 (86-80-1)
- Harry Wolverton, 1912 (50-102-1)
- Frank Chance β, 1913-14 (117-168-5)
- Roger Peckinpaugh, 1914 (first) (10-10)
- Wild Bill Donovan, 1915-17 (220-239-6)
- Miller Huggins β, 1918-29 (1067-719-10); World Series titles: 1923, 1927-1928; AL pennants: 1921-1922, 1926
- Art Fletcher, 1929 (last) (6-5)
- Bob Shawkey, 1930 (86-68)
- Joe McCarthy β, 1931-46 (1460-867-18); World Series titles: 1932, 1936-1937-1938-1939, 1941, 1943; 1942 AL pennant
- Johnny Neun, 1946 (first) (8-6)
- Bill Dickey β, 1946 (57-48)
- Bucky Harris β, 1947-48 (191-117-1); 1947 World Series title
- Casey Stengel β, 1949-60 (1149-696-6); World Series titles: 1949-1950-1951-1952-1953, 1956, 1958; AL pennants: 1955, 1957, 1960
- Ralph Houk, 1961-63, 1966-73 (944-806-7); World Series titles: 1961-1962; 1963 AL pennant
- Yogi Berra β, 1964, 1984-85 (192-148-2); 1964 AL pennant
- Johnny Keane, 1965-66 (81-101)
- Bill Virdon, 1974-75 (142-124)
- Billy Martin, 1975-78, 1979, 1983, 1985, 1988 (556-385); 1977 World Series title; 1976 AL pennant
- Dick Howser, 1978, 1980 (103-60); 1980 AL East title
- Bob Lemon β, 1978-79, 1981-82 (99-73); 1978 World Series title; managed team to 1981 AL pennant, although he had not been manager when the playoff spot was earned prior to the player strike in mid-summer
- Gene Michael, 1981, 1982 (92-76); earned 1981 playoff spot by finishing first in opening half of season before player strike, but was fired later in season and did not manage in playoffs
- Clyde King, 1982 (last) (29-33)
- Lou Piniella, 1986-87, 1988 (224-193)
- Dallas Green, 1989 (56-65)
- Bucky Dent, 1989-90 (36-53)
- Stump Merrill, 1990-91 (120-155)
- Buck Showalter, 1992-95 (313-268); 1995 Wild card team; also finished first in AL East in strike-shortened 1994 season
- Joe Torre, 1996-98, 1999- (845-537-2); World Series titles: 1996, 1998-1999-2000; AL pennants: 2001, 2003; AL East titles: 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006; Wild card team: 1997
- Don Zimmer, 1999 (last) (21-15)
[edit] Coaches
- Yogi Berra β, 1963, 1976-83
- Larry Bowa, 2006-
- Chris Chambliss, 1996-2000
- Tony Cloninger, 1992-2001
- Earle Combs β, 1936-44
- Pat Corales, 1983
- Bobby Cox, 1977
- Frankie Crosetti, 1947-68
- Bill Dickey β, 1949-57, 1960
- Lee Elia, 1989
- Darrell Evans, 1990
- Whitey Ford β, 1964, 1968, 1974-75
- Joe Girardi, 2005
- Ron Guidry, 2006-
- Willie Horton, 1985
- Elston Howard, 1969-79
- Frank Howard, 1989, 1991-92
- Dick Howser, 1969-78
- Bob Lemon β, 1976
- Eddie Lopat, 1960
- Mickey Mantle β, 1970
- Don Mattingly, 2004-
- Lee Mazzilli, 2000-03, 2006-
- Fred Merkle, 1925-26
- Bill Monbouquette, 1985
- Graig Nettles, 1991
- Tony Pena, 2006-
- Lou Piniella, 1984-85
- Willie Randolph, 1994-2004
- Johnny Sain, 1961-63
- Joe Sewell β, 1934-35
- Buck Showalter, 1990-91
- Luis Sojo, 2004-2005
- Mel Stottlemyre, 1996-2005
- Jeff Torborg, 1979-88
- Mickey Vernon, 1982
- Roy White, 1983-84, 1986, 2004-2005
- Stan Williams, 1980-82, 1988
- Don Zimmer, 1983, 1986, 1996-2003
