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Jim Frey Jim Frey

Full name: James Gottfried Frey Born: May 26, 1931, Cleveland, Ohio Managed First Game: April 10, 1980; Managed Final Game: June 11, 1986 NL Manager of the Year (1984) TSN Manager of the Year (1984) Jim Frey Collectibles! Jim Frey Memorabilia! Jim Frey Cards! Jim Frey Autographs! Game Used Memorabilia! Register on eBay for free today and start buying & selling with millions each week! Photo by Legend in Time, © 2006 BaseballChronology.com

Managerial RecordManagerial Record

Year Team     G    W    L   PCT    RS    RA  START    END  STANDING
1980 KC  A  162   97   65  .599   809   694                  1
1981 KC  A   70   30   40  .429   263   299          8-29    5  4
1984 CHI N  161   96   65  .596   762   658                  1
1985 CHI N  162   77   84  .478   686   729                  4
1986 CHI N    9    2    7  .222    27    49          4-19    6  5
1986 CHI N   47   21   26  .447   214   214   4-22   6-11    6  5  5
Total       611  323  287  .530  2761  2643
Year Team     G    W    L   PCT    RS    RA  START    END  STANDING

League Championship Series Managerial RecordLeague Championship Series Managerial Record

Year Team     G    W    L   PCT    RS    RA  START    END  STANDING
1980 KC  A    3    3    0 1.000    14     6
1984 CHI N    5    2    3  .400    26    22
Total         8    5    3  .625    40    28
Year Team     G    W    L   PCT    RS    RA  START    END  STANDING

World Series Managerial RecordWorld Series Managerial Record

Year Team     G    W    L   PCT    RS    RA  START    END  STANDING
1980 KC  A    6    2    4  .333    23    27

All-Star Game Managerial RecordAll-Star Game Managerial Record

Year Team     G    W    L   PCT    RS    RA  START    END  STANDING
1981 AL       1    0    1  .000     4     5

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