In the history of Major League Baseball, only four managers have won a World Series with multiple teams:
- Bucky Harris – 1924 Washington Senators, 1947 New York Yankees
- Bill McKechnie – 1925 Pittsburgh Pirates, 1940 Cincinnati Reds
- Sparky Anderson – 1975 & 1976 Cincinnati Reds, 1984 Detroit Tigers
- Tony La Russa – 1989 Oakland Athletics, 2006 & 2011 St. Louis Cardinals
Make it five!
Not only did Texas Rangers manager Bruce Bochy join this exclusive club, which includes four Hall of Famers, but he has the most World Series titles of any of them, having won three with the San Francisco Giants (2010, 2012, 2014) and this most recent one with Texas.
Many have had the opportunity to join this list, such as Terry Francona, who won two World Series with the Boston Red Sox and had an opportunity to win another with Cleveland in 2016, before falling to the Chicago Cubs in seven games. Or Al Dark, who won a World Series with the Oakland Athletics in 1974 and took the San Francisco Giants to the World Series in 1962, ultimately falling in seven games to the New York Yankees.
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Still, Bochy stands above them all.
How many World Series has Bruce Bochy won?
Of course, we just witnessed Bochy win a championship in his first season with Texas, but Bochy was an integral part of the early-2010s Giants dynasty. Bochy’s Bay Area boys won three World Series over the course of five years, most recently in 2014 against the Kansas…
