Midwest League Managers

Von Hayes

Two Midwest League seasons:

Manager, South Bend [Diamondbacks] (2003)
Coach, South Bend [Diamondbacks] (2002)

Playing Career

Drafted/Signed: Indians, seventh round, 1979 (St. Mary's College [California], infield).
Professional Career: 12 major league seasons, mostly with the Phillies.
- Hayes' major league career.
Midwest League: Played for Waterloo in 1980. Hayes was the MWL's Most Valuable Player that season.

Management style

The most obvious thing about Hayes' managerial career is his improbable success rate, so far. He's mostly been a fairly conventional manager, though his 2005 team played pretty conservative ball.

Changed
8feb03
Changed
20jan08
Major Change
16jan08

On Other Websites

BR Bullpen
Wikipedia
Drexel Triangle
Phillies
Lancaster Online
Barnstormin'

Year	Team	League (Class)	Affiliate	G	CG	IBB	SBA	SB%	SH	W	L	PCT
Von Francis Hayes
DOB: August 31, 1958			Stockton, California

2008	Lancaster	Atlantic (Indy)	Barnstormers
2007				Out of Baseball
2006	Midland	Texas (AA)	Athletics	139	4	17	114	.63	42	78	61	.561
			Playoff Qualifier, Best Record
2005	Midland	Texas (AA)	Athletics	140	0	24	79	.52	23	78	62	.557
			Playoff Qualifier, Best Record; Playoff Champion, Manager of the Year
2004	Modesto	California (A+)	Athletics	140	0	20	208	.58	52	90	50	.643
			Playoff Qualifier, Best Record; Playoff Champion, Manager of the Year
2003	South Bend	Midwest (A)	Diamondbacks	136	7	36	208	.69	41	72	64	.529
			Playoff Qualifier
2002	South Bend	Midwest (A)	Diamondbacks	Coach
1993-2001
1980-92				Playing Career

Total		4 Seasons		555	11	97	609	.62	158	318	237	.573
Coach		1 Season

Total		4 (5) Seasons		555	11	97	609	.62	158	318	237	.573
Some statistics are not currently available.

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Key to the Manager Statistics
G	= games
CG	= complete games
IBB	= intentional walks
SBA	= stolen base attempts
SB%	= stolen base percentage
SH	= sacrifice hits (bunts)
W	= wins
L	= losses
PCT	= won/lost percent
A note about using stats to compare managers.
Sources My standard sources are described here.

2003 Midwest League Managers
Brown	Carter	Claus	Cunningham	Garcia
Garrison	Hayes	Jones	Money	Regan
Scott	Seoane	Subero	Szekely

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The Midwest League plays Single-A, professional baseball in America's agricultural and industrial heartland. 14 teams play a 140 game schedule which begins in early April and ends Labor Day weekend.

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Midwest League Managers

Von Hayes

Playing Career

Management style

Von Francis Hayes

Key to the Manager Statistics

Sources