List of Major League Baseball managers in 2009

American League

Team Manager Comments Post-Season Record With Team Career Record
Baltimore Orioles Dave Trembley (2007-2010) (Replacing Sam Perlozzo) 40-53
Boston Red Sox Terry Francona (2004-) (Replacing Grady Little) 660-636
Chicago White Sox Ozzie Guillén (2004-) (Replacing Jerry Manuel) 344-304
Cleveland Indians Eric Wedge (2003–2009) (Replacing Charlie Manuel, Joel Skinner) 439-424
Detroit Tigers Jim Leyland (2006-) (Replacing Alan Trammell) 1252–1272
Kansas City Royals Trey Hillman (2008-2009) (Replacing Buddy Bell) 21-33 21-33
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Mike Scioscia (2000-) (Replacing Terry Collins, Joe Maddon) 703-593
Minnesota Twins Ron Gardenhire (2002-) (Replacing Tom Kelly) 621-509
New York Yankees Joe Girardi (2008-) (Replacing Joe Torre) 167-157
Oakland Athletics Bob Geren (2007-2011) (Replacing Ken Macha) 76-86
Seattle Mariners Don Wakamatsu (2009–2010) (Replacing John McLaren) 43-41
Tampa Bay Rays Joe Maddon (2006-) (Replacing Lou Piniella) 154-221
Texas Rangers Ron Washington (2007-) (Replacing Buck Showalter) 75-87
Toronto Blue Jays Cito Gaston (2008-2010) (Replacing John Gibbons) 270-266

National League

Team Manager Comments Post-Season Record With Team Career Record
Arizona Diamondbacks AJ Hinch (2009-) Bob Melvin (2005–2009) (Replacing Wally Backman) 399-411
Atlanta Braves Bobby Cox (1990-) (Replacing Russ Nixon) 2255-1764
Chicago Cubs Lou Piniella (2007–2010) (Replacing Dusty Baker) 1604-1497
Cincinnati Reds Dusty Baker (2008-) (Replacing Jerry Narron) 1187-1070
Colorado Rockies Jim Tracy (2009- ) Clint Hurdle (2002–2009) (Replacing Buddy Bell) 442-509
Florida Marlins Fredi Gonzalez (2007-) (Replacing Joe Girardi) 71-91
Houston Astros Cecil Cooper (2007-) (Replacing Phil Garner) 15-16
Los Angeles Dodgers Joe Torre (2008-) (Replacing Grady Little) 2093-1797
Milwaukee Brewers Ken Macha (2009-) (Replacing Dale Sveum who was interim for Ned Yost at the end of the 2008 season 374-435
New York Mets Jerry Manuel (2008-) (Replacing Willie Randolph) 268-218
Philadelphia Phillies Charlie Manuel (2005-) (Replacing Larry Bowa) 482-415
Pittsburgh Pirates John Russell (2008-) (Replacing Jim Tracy) 25-28
St. Louis Cardinals Tony LaRussa (1996-) (Replacing Mike Jorgensen) 2375-2070
San Diego Padres Bud Black (2007-) (Replacing Bruce Bochy) 227-260
San Francisco Giants Bruce Bochy (2007-) (Replacing Felipe Alou) 1022–1066
Washington Nationals Jim Riggleman (2009-) (Replacing Manny Acta) 73-89
†Interim

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