Earl Weaver
Inducted:
1996
Coach Stats
Born:
August 14, 1930
St. Louis, Missouri
Position:
Coach
Earl Weaver, one of the all-time great managers in baseball history, left an indelible mark on the sport during his legendary MLB career with the Baltimore Orioles. Known for his innovative strategies and fiery personality, Weaver emphasized power hitting and on-base percentage over traditional small-ball tactics, revolutionizing how the game was managed. Under his leadership, the Orioles became a dominant force, winning multiple pennants and the World Series championship in 1970, solidifying the Orioles dynasty of that era. His career highlights and achievements include 1,480 managerial wins and four American League pennants, which earned him recognition as one of the most iconic managers in baseball. Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1996, Weaver's legacy and contributions to baseball continue to influence modern managerial approaches. His Hall of Fame induction celebrated not just his success, but also his profound impact on baseball as a trailblazing Hall of Fame manager. ⚾✨
Weaver's Awards and Records
- World Series champion (1970)
- Baltimore Orioles No. 4 retired
- Baltimore Orioles Hall of Fame
MLB Teams
Baltimore Orioles (1968–1982, 1985–1986)
MLB Stats
Seasons:
17
Games Managed:
2,540
Managerial Record:
1,480–1,060
Winning %:
.583
World Series Appearances:
4