Managers

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

I don't consider any of those in the top 10 managers, do you? Edited my post to make the nature of the project clearer.

Ah, I missed the top 10 part, nice run.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Casey2296

Ah, I missed the top 10 part, nice run.

Thanks. Still thinking about Bochy, Dusty, Leyland, Durocher.

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Thanks. Still thinking about Bochy, Dusty, Leyland, Durocher.

All good additions, might I suggest Leo Durocher 1936 National Chicle fine pens as a representative card for him.

[h2oya311]

Nice looking group of cards there, Peter!

[Leon]

Originally Posted by h2oya311

Nice looking group of cards there, Peter!

+1 and cool project.

A Pinkerton card.. These would be more valuable if anymore existed (of Mack), or any others, in this mystery set.

[oldjudge]

How about HOF managers Frank Selee and Ned Hanlon?

[BeanTown]

I might be a little biased, but how about this guy!!!! I would add Pete Rose to but keeping it Pre War.

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by Leon

These would be more valuable if anymore existed (of Mack), or any others, in this mystery set.

It's funny how LESS rare can increase value, isn't it?

[rats60]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Thanks. Still thinking about Bochy, Dusty, Leyland, Durocher.

I would have Danny Murtaugh ahead of Cox and Weaver, who only won 1 World Series each despite managing much longer. Murtaugh was 2-0 in the World Series beating Stengel and Weaver. He took over a franchise who had finished last or next to last the previous 8 seasons and finished second, two seasons later won the World Series. In his 12 seasons he finished first 5 times and second twice.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by rats60

I would have Danny Murtaugh ahead of Cox and Weaver, who only won 1 World Series each despite managing much longer. Murtaugh was 2-0 in the World Series beating Stengel and Weaver. He took over a franchise who had finished last or next to last the previous 8 seasons and finished second, two seasons later won the World Series. In his 12 seasons he finished first 5 times and second twice.

It wasn't good enough for the HOF, surprsingly to me.

[rats60]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

It wasn't good enough for the HOF, surprsingly to me.

If he hadn't had health issues and had managed longer, he would be in the HOF. Same for Gil Hodges, I don't think he gets enough respect for his managing ability. He improved the Senators from 56 wins to 76. Then the Mets from 61 wins to 100 and a championship.

[The Detroit Collector]

Great set of cards!