Midwest League Managers

Tracy Woodson

One Midwest League season:

Manager, Fort Wayne [Padres] (2002)

Playing Career

Drafted/Signed: Dodgers; 3rd Round, 1984 (First Baseman, North Carolina State University).
Professional Career: Thirteen professional seasons, largely at the Triple-A level. Played in five major league seasons with Los Angeles & St. Louis.
- Woodson's major league career.
Midwest League: Never played in the Midwest League.

Management style

Woodson's a very conventional minor league manager. He's been very unwilling to let starting pitchers finish games, so far.

New
4feb02
Changed
1jan10
Major Change
15jan08

Year	Team	League (Class)	Affiliate	G	CG	IBB	SBA	SB%	SH	W	L	PCT
Tracy Michael Woodson
DOB: October 5, 1962			Richmond, Virginia


2007	Valparaiso University	Mid-Continent (College)	Crusaders	56						22	34	.393
2005-06				Out of Baseball
2004	Albuquerque	Pacific Coast (AAA)	Marlins	144	4	15	143	.63	50	67	77	.465
2003	Carolina	Southern (AA)	Marlins	138	2	21	172	.73	54	80	58	.580
			Best Record, Playoff Qualifier; Playoff Champion
2002	Fort Wayne	Midwest (A)	Padres	137	3	14	189	.70	27	69	68	.504
2001	Mobile	Southern (AA)	Padres	138	1	26	146	.66	45	65	73	.471
2000	Lynchburg	Carolina (A+)	Pirates	138	3	12	196	.74	46	66	72	.478
			Playoff Qualifier
1999	Hickory	South Atlantic (A)	Pirates	140	2	18	158	.61	39	70	70	.500
			Playoff Qualifier
1998	Erie	New York- Pennsylvania (A-)	Pirates	76	0	8	90	.66	10	26	50	.342
1997	Carolina	Southern (AA)	Pirates	Coach
1984-96				Playing Career

Minors		7 Seasons		911	15	114	1094	.68	271	443	468	.486
Coach		1 Season
College		1 Season		56						22	34	.393

Total		8 (9) Seasons		967	15	114	1094	.68	271	465	502	.481
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.

2002 Midwest League Managers
Carter	Claus	Garcia	Machemer	Massarelli
Money	Phillips	Regan	Schofield	Scott
Sheaffer	Szekely	Thurman	Woodson

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The Midwest League plays Single-A, professional baseball in America's agricultural and industrial heartland. 16 teams play a 140 game schedule which begins in early April and ends Labor Day weekend.

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Midwest League Managers

Tracy Woodson

Playing Career

Management style

Tracy Michael Woodson

Key to the Manager Statistics

Sources