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List of managers of defunct Major League Baseball teams

In Major League Baseball history, 65 teams have become defunct.[1] These teams played in five different Major Leagues–the extant National League and the now defunct American Association, Union Association, Players' League and Federal League. Thirteen men who managed now-defunct Major League Baseball teams have been inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame: Ned Hanlon, John McGraw, Jim O'Rourke, Pud Galvin, Fred Clarke, George Wright, John Montgomery Ward, Harry Wright, Charles Comiskey, Buck Ewing, Joe Tinker, Bill McKechnie and Mordecai Brown. Hanlon managed the National League Baltimore Orioles to three league championships.[2] Eleven other managers managed now defunct teams to a single league championship: Bill Watkins, George Wright and Frank Bancroft in the National League, Arthur Irwin, Jack Chapman, Jim Mutrie and Lon Knight in the American Association, Fred Dunlap in the Union Association, King Kelly in the Players' League and Joe Tinker and Bill Phillips in the Federal League.

Patsy Tebeau won 579 games as manager of the Cleveland Spiders.

Patsy Tebeau's 579 wins with the National League Cleveland Spiders is more than any other manager won with any single defunct Major League Baseball team. His 1040 games managed and 436 losses with the Spiders are the most of any manager of a single defunct National League team. Billy Barnie's 1050 games managed and 548 losses with the American Association Baltimore Orioles are the most of any manager with a single defunct Major League team, and his 470 wins are the most of any manager of a defunct American Association team. Dunlap has the most managerial wins for a Union Association team, and King Kelly has the most wins for a Players' League team. Tinker has the most wins for a Federal League manager, and Otto Knabe has the most losses.

Chapman and Bancroft each managed six different now defunct Major League Baseball teams. Chapman managed the National League Louisville Grays, Milwaukee Grays, Worcester Ruby Legs, Detroit Wolverines and Buffalo Bisons, and the Louisville Colonels in both the American Association and the National League.[3] He managed the Colonels to the 1890 American Association championship, and to a tie with the National League champion Brooklyn Bridegrooms in the 1890 World Series.[3][4] Bancroft managed the National League Worcester Ruby Legs, Detroit Wolverines, Cleveland Blues, Providence Grays and Indianapolis Hoosiers and the American Association Philadelphia Athletics.[5] He managed the Providence Grays to the 1884 National League and World Series championships.[5][6][7]

Table key edit

Team
 Name of team. For teams that played under more than one name, the name used in its final season is given. For team names that were used by multiple defunct franchises, the league(s) in which the team played is shown in parentheses.
League
 League the team played in:
NL: National League
AA: American Association
FL: Federal League
UA: Union Association
PL: Players' League
G
 Number of regular season games managed; may not equal sum of wins and losses due to tie games
W
 Number of regular season wins in games managed
L
 Number of regular season losses in games managed
WPct
 Winning percentage: number of wins divided by number of games managed
LC
 League Championships: number of League Championships, or pennants, achieved by the manager
WS
 World Series: number of World Series victories achieved by the manager
†
 Elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame

Managers edit

National League edit

 
Ned Hanlon won 555 games and 3 National League championships as manager of the Baltimore Orioles.
 
Frank Bancroft managed five different defunct National League baseball teams including the Providence Grays, whom he led to the 1884 National League and World Series championships.
 
George Wright managed the 1879 Providence Grays to a .702 winning percentage and a National League championship.
Team League Manager Seasons G W L WPct LC WS Ref
Baltimore Orioles NL George Van Haltren 1892 11 1 10 .091 — — [8]
Baltimore Orioles NL John Waltz 1892 8 2 6 .250 — — [9]
Baltimore Orioles NL Ned Hanlon† 1892–1898 946 555 369 .601 3 — [2]
Baltimore Orioles NL John McGraw† 1899 152 86 62 .581 — — [10]
Buffalo Bisons NL John Clapp 1879 79 46 32 .590 — — [11]
Buffalo Bisons NL Sam Crane 1880 84 24 58 .293 — — [12]
Buffalo Bisons NL Jim O'Rourke† 1881–1884 380 206 169 .549 — — [13]
Buffalo Bisons NL Pud Galvin† 1885 24 7 17 .292 — — [14]
Buffalo Bisons NL Jack Chapman 1885 88 31 57 .352 — — [15]
Cincinnati Reds NL Charlie Gould 1876 65 9 56 .138 — — [16]
Cincinnati Reds NL Lip Pike 1877 14 3 11 .214 — — [17]
Cincinnati Reds NL Bob Addy 1877 24 5 19 .208 — — [18]
Cincinnati Reds NL Jack Manning 1877 20 7 12 .368 — — [19]
Cincinnati Reds NL Cal McVey 1878, 1879 124 71 51 .582 — — [20]
Cincinnati Reds NL Deacon White 1879 18 9 9 .500 — — [21]
Cincinnati Reds NL John Clapp 1880 82 21 59 .263 — — [11]
Cleveland Blues NL Jim McCormick 1879–1880, 1882 171 74 96 .435 — — [22]
Cleveland Blues NL Mike McGeary 1881 11 4 7 .364 — — [23]
Cleveland Blues NL John Clapp 1881 74 32 41 .438 — — [11]
Cleveland Blues NL Fred Dunlap 1882 80 42 36 .538 — — [24]
Cleveland Blues NL Frank Bancroft 1883 100 55 42 .567 — — [5]
Cleveland Blues NL Charlie Hackett 1884 113 35 77 .313 — — [25]
Cleveland Spiders NL Tom Loftus[i] 1889 136 61 72 .459 — — [26]
Cleveland Spiders NL Gus Schmelz 1890 78 21 55 .276 — — [27]
Cleveland Spiders NL Robert Leadley 1890–1891 126 57 67 .460 — — [28]
Cleveland Spiders NL Patsy Tebeau 1891–1898 1040 579 436 .570 — — [29]
Cleveland Spiders NL Lave Cross 1899 38 8 30 .211 — — [30]
Cleveland Spiders NL Joe Quinn 1899 116 12 104 .103 — — [31]
Detroit Wolverines NL Frank Bancroft 1881–1882 170 83 84 .497 — — [5]
Detroit Wolverines NL Jack Chapman 1883–1884 215 68 142 .324 — — [15]
Detroit Wolverines NL Charlie Morton 1885 38 7 31 .184 — — [32]
Detroit Wolverines NL Bill Watkins 1885–1888 417 249 161 .607 1 1 [33][34]
Detroit Wolverines NL Robert Leadley 1888 40 19 19 .500 — — [28]
Hartford Dark Blues NL Bob Ferguson 1876–1877 129 78 48 .619 — — [35]
Indianapolis Blues NL John Clapp 1878 63 24 36 .600 — — [11]
Indianapolis Hoosiers NL Watch Burnham 1887 28 6 22 .214 — — [36]
Indianapolis Hoosiers NL Fred Thomas 1887 29 11 18 .379 — — [37]
Indianapolis Hoosiers NL Horace Fogel 1887 70 20 49 .290 — — [38]
Indianapolis Hoosiers NL Harry Spence 1888 136 50 85 .370 — — [39]
Indianapolis Hoosiers NL Frank Bancroft 1889 68 25 43 .368 — — [5]
Indianapolis Hoosiers NL Jack Glasscock 1889 67 34 32 .515 — — [40]
Kansas City Cowboys NL Dave Rowe 1886 126 30 91 .248 — — [41]
Louisville Colonels NL Jack Chapman[j] 1892 54 21 33 .389 — — [3][4]
Louisville Colonels NL Fred Pfeffer 1892 100 42 56 .429 — — [42]
Louisville Colonels NL Billy Barnie 1893–1894 257 86 169 .337 — — [43]
Louisville Colonels NL John McCloskey 1895–1896 152 37 113 .247 — — [44]
Louisville Colonels NL Bill McGunnigle 1896 115 36 76 .321 — — [45]
Louisville Colonels NL Jim Rogers 1897 44 17 24 .415 — — [46]
Louisville Colonels NL Fred Clarke† 1897–1899 402 180 212 .459 — — [47]
Louisville Grays NL Jack Chapman 1876–1877 130 65 61 .516 — — [15]
Milwaukee Grays NL Jack Chapman 1878 61 15 45 .250 — — [15]
New York Mutuals NL Bill Cammeyer 1876 57 21 35 .375 — — [48]
Philadelphia Athletics NL Al Wright 1876 60 14 45 .237 — — [49]
Providence Grays NL Tom York 1878, 1881 96 56 37 .602 — — [50]
Providence Grays NL George Wright† 1879 85 59 25 .702 1 — [51]
Providence Grays NL Mike McGeary 1880 16 8 7 .533 — — [23]
Providence Grays NL John Montgomery Ward† 1880 32 18 13 .581 — — [52]
Providence Grays NL Mike Dorgan 1880 39 26 12 .684 — — [53]
Providence Grays NL Jack Farrell 1881 51 24 27 .471 — — [54]
Providence Grays NL Harry Wright† 1882–1883 182 110 72 .604 — — [55]
Providence Grays NL Frank Bancroft 1884–1885 224 137 85 .617 1 1 [5][7]
St. Louis Brown Stockings NL Mase Graffen 1876 56 39 17 .696 — — [56]
St. Louis Brown Stockings NL George McManus 1876–1877 68 34 34 .500 — — [57]
St. Louis Maroons NL Fred Dunlap[h] 1885 72 30 40 .429 — — [24]
St. Louis Maroons NL Alex McKinnon 1885 39 6 32 .158 — — [58]
St. Louis Maroons NL Gus Schmelz 1886 126 43 79 .352 — — [59]
Syracuse Stars NL Mike Dorgan 1879 43 17 26 .395 — — [53]
Syracuse Stars NL Bill Holbert 1879 1 0 1 .000 — — [60]
Syracuse Stars NL Jimmy Macullar 1879 27 5 21 .192 — — [61]
Troy Trojans NL Horace Phillips 1879 47 12 34 .261 — — [62]
Troy Trojans NL Bob Ferguson 1879–1882 283 122 157 .437 — — [35]
Washington Nationals NL Michael Scanlon 1886 82 13 67 .163 — — [63]
Washington Nationals NL John Gaffney 1886–1887 169 61 101 .377 — — [64]
Washington Nationals NL Walter Hewett 1888 40 10 29 .256 — — [65]
Washington Nationals NL Ted Sullivan 1888 96 38 57 .400 — — [66]
Washington Nationals NL John Morrill 1889 51 13 38 .255 — — [67]
Washington Nationals NL Arthur Irwin 1889 76 28 45 .384 — — [68]
Washington Senators NL Billy Barnie 1892 2 0 2 .000 — — [43]
Washington Senators NL Arthur Irwin 1892, 1898–1899 203 110 177 .393 — — [68]
Washington Senators NL Danny Richardson 1892 43 12 31 .279 — — [69]
Washington Senators NL Jim O'Rourke† 1893 130 40 89 .310 — — [13]
Washington Senators NL Gus Schmelz 1894–1897 434 155 270 .365 — — [59]
Washington Senators NL Tom Brown 1897–1898 137 64 72 .471 — — [70]
Washington Senators NL Jack Doyle 1898 17 8 9 .471 — — [71]
Washington Senators NL Deacon McGuire 1898 70 21 47 .309 — — [72]
Worcester Ruby Legs NL Frank Bancroft 1880 85 40 43 .482 — — [5]
Worcester Ruby Legs NL Mike Dorgan 1881 56 24 32 .429 — — [53]
Worcester Ruby Legs NL Harry Stovey 1881 27 8 18 .308 — — [73]
Worcester Ruby Legs NL Freeman Brown 1882 41 9 32 .220 — — [74]
Worcester Ruby Legs NL Tommy Bond 1882 6 2 4 .333 — — [75]
Worcester Ruby Legs NL Jack Chapman 1882 37 7 30 .189 — — [15]

American Association edit

 
Billy Barnie won 470 games and lost 548 as manager of the Baltimore Orioles in the American Association.
 
Arthur Irwin managed the Boston Reds to the last American Association championship in 1891.
Team League Manager Seasons G W L WPct LC WS Ref
Baltimore Orioles AA Henry Myers 1882 74 19 54 .260 — — [76]
Baltimore Orioles AA Billy Barnie 1883–1891 1050 470 548 .462 — — [43]
Boston Reds AA Arthur Irwin 1891 139 93 42 .689 1 — [68]
Brooklyn Gladiators AA Jim Kennedy 1890 100 26 73 .263 — — [77]
Cincinnati Kelly's Killers AA King Kelly 1891 102 43 57 .430 — — [78]
Cleveland Spiders[c] AA Jimmy Williams 1887–1888 197 59 136 .303 — — [79]
Cleveland Spiders[c] AA Tom Loftus[i] 1888 71 30 38 .441 — — [26]
Columbus Buckeyes AA Horace Phillips 1883 97 32 65 .330 — — [62]
Columbus Buckeyes AA Gus Schmelz 1884 110 69 39 .639 — — [59]
Columbus Solons AA Al Buckenberger 1889–1890 220 99 119 .454 — — [80]
Columbus Solons AA Gus Schmelz 1890, 1891 195 99 89 .527 — — [59]
Columbus Solons AA Pat Sullivan 1890 3 2 1 .667 — — [81]
Indianapolis Hoosiers AA Jim Gifford 1884 87 25 60 .294 — — [82]
Indianapolis Hoosiers AA Bill Watkins 1884 23 4 18 .182 — — [33]
Kansas City Cowboys AA Dave Rowe 1888 50 14 36 .280 — — [41]
Kansas City Cowboys AA Sam Barkley 1888 58 21 36 .368 — — [83]
Kansas City Cowboys AA Bill Watkins 1888–1889 164 63 99 .389 — — [33]
Louisville Colonels[d] AA Denny Mack 1882 80 42 38 .525 — — [84]
Louisville Colonels[d] AA Joe Gerhardt 1883 98 52 45 .536 — — [85]
Louisville Colonels[d] AA Mike Walsh 1884 110 68 40 .630 — — [86]
Louisville Colonels AA Jim Hart 1885–1886 250 119 129 .480 — — [87]
Louisville Colonels AA John Kelly 1887–1888 178 86 89 .491 — — [88][89][90]
Louisville Colonels AA Mordecai Davidson 1888 93 35 54 .393 — — [91]
Louisville Colonels AA John Kerins 1888 7 3 4 .429 — — [92]
Louisville Colonels AA Dude Esterbrook 1889 10 2 8 .200 — — [93]
Louisville Colonels AA Jimmy Wolf 1889 65 14 51 .215 — — [94]
Louisville Colonels AA Dan Shannon 1889 58 10 46 .179 — — [95]
Louisville Colonels AA Jack Chapman[j] 1889–1891 282 143 133 .518 1 — [3][4]
Milwaukee Brewers AA Charlie Cushman 1891 36 21 15 .583 — — [96]
New York Metropolitans AA Jim Mutrie 1883–1884 209 129 74 .635 1 — [7][97]
New York Metropolitans AA Jim Gifford 1885–1886 125 42 76 .392 — — [82]
New York Metropolitans AA Bob Ferguson 1886–1887 150 54 94 .365 — — [35]
New York Metropolitans AA Dave Orr 1887 8 3 5 .375 — — [98]
New York Metropolitans AA O. P. Caylor 1887 100 35 60 .368 — — [99]
Philadelphia Athletics (AA) AA Juice Latham 1882 75 41 34 .547 — — [100]
Philadelphia Athletics (AA) AA Lon Knight 1883–1884 207 127 78 .620 1 — [101]
Philadelphia Athletics (AA) AA Harry Stovey 1885 113 55 57 .491 — — [73]
Philadelphia Athletics (AA) AA Lew Simmons 1886 98 41 55 .427 — — [102]
Philadelphia Athletics (AA) AA Bill Sharsig 1886, 1888–1890 448 232 205 .531 — — [103]
Philadelphia Athletics (AA) AA Frank Bancroft 1887 55 26 29 .473 — — [5]
Philadelphia Athletics (AA) AA Charlie Mason 1887 82 38 40 .487 — — [104]
Philadelphia Athletics (PL/AA) AA Bill Sharsig 1891 18 6 11 .353 — — [105]
Philadelphia Athletics (PL/AA) AA George Wood 1891 125 67 55 .549 — — [103]
Richmond Virginians AA Felix Moses 1884 46 12 30 .286 — — [106]
Rochester Broncos AA Pat Powers 1890 133 63 63 .500 — — [107]
Syracuse Stars AA George Frazer 1890 117 51 65 .440 — — [108]
Syracuse Stars AA Wallace Fessenden 1890 11 4 11 .364 — — [109]
Toledo Blue Stockings AA Charlie Morton 1884 110 46 58 .442 — — [32]
Toledo Maumees AA Charlie Morton 1884 134 68 64 .515 — — [32]
Washington Nationals AA Holly Hollingshead 1884 62 12 50 .194 — — [110]
Washington Nationals AA John Bickerton 1884 1 0 1 .000 — — [111]
Washington Senators[f] AA Sam Trott 1891 12 4 7 .364 — — [112]
Washington Senators[f] AA Pop Snyder 1891 70 23 46 .333 — — [113]
Washington Senators[f] AA Dan Shannon 1891 51 15 34 .306 — — [95]
Washington Senators[f] AA Sandy Griffin 1891 6 2 4 .333 — — [114]

Union Association edit

 
Fred Dunlap managed the St. Louis Maroons to the only Union Association championship.
Team League Manager Seasons G W L WPct LC WS Ref
Altoona Mountain City UA Ed Curtis 1884 25 6 19 .240 — — [115]
Baltimore Monumentals UA Bill Henderson 1884 106 58 47 .552 — — [116]
Boston Reds UA Tim Murnane 1884 111 58 51 .628 — — [117]
Chicago/Pittsburgh UA Ed Hengel 1884 74 34 39 .466 — — [118]
Chicago/Pittsburgh UA Joe Battin 1884 6 1 5 .167 — — [119]
Chicago/Pittsburgh UA Joe Ellick 1884 13 6 6 .500 — — [120]
Cincinnati Outlaw Reds UA Dan O'Leary 1884 35 20 15 .571 — — [121]
Cincinnati Outlaw Reds UA Sam Crane 1884 70 49 21 .700 — — [12]
Kansas City Cowboys UA Harry Wheeler 1884 4 0 4 .000 — — [122]
Kansas City Cowboys UA Matthew Porter 1884 16 3 13 .000 — — [123]
Kansas City Cowboys UA Ted Sullivan 1884 62 13 46 .220 — — [66]
Milwaukee Brewers UA Tom Loftus 1884 12 8 4 .667 — — [26]
Philadelphia Keystones UA Fergy Malone 1884 67 21 46 .313 — — [124]
St. Louis Maroons UA Ted Sullivan 1884 31 28 3 .903 —[g] — [66]
St. Louis Maroons UA Fred Dunlap[h] 1884 83 66 16 .805 1 — [24]
St. Paul White Caps UA Andrew Thompson 1884 9 2 6 .250 — — [125]
Washington Nationals UA Mike Scanlon 1884 114 47 65 .420 — — [63]
Wilmington Quicksteps UA Joe Simmons 1884 18 2 16 .111 — — [126]

Players' League edit

 
King Kelly managed the Boston Reds to the only Players' League championship.
Team League Manager Seasons G W L WPct LC WS Ref
Boston Reds PL King Kelly 1890 133 81 48 .628 1 — [78]
Brooklyn Ward's Wonders PL John Montgomery Ward† 1890 133 76 56 .576 — — [52]
Buffalo Bisons PL Jack Rowe 1890 100 27 72 .273 — — [127]
Buffalo Bisons PL Jay Faatz 1890 34 9 24 .273 — — [128]
Chicago Pirates PL Charles Comiskey† 1890 138 75 62 .547 — — [129]
Cleveland Infants PL Henry Larkin 1890 79 34 45 .430 — — [130]
Cleveland Infants PL Patsy Tebeau 1890 52 21 30 .412 — — [29]
New York Giants PL Buck Ewing† 1890 132 74 57 .565 — — [131]
Philadelphia Athletics (PL/AA) PL Jim Fogarty 1890 16 7 9 .438 — — [132]
Philadelphia Athletics (PL/AA) PL Charlie Buffinton 1890 116 61 54 .530 — — [133]
Pittsburgh Burghers PL Ned Hanlon† 1890 131 60 68 .469 — — [2]

Federal League edit

 
Joe Tinker managed the Chicago Whales to 173 wins and one Federal League championship.
Team League Manager Seasons G W L WPct LC WS Ref
Baltimore Terrapins FL Otto Knabe 1914–1915 315 131 177 .425 — — [134]
Brooklyn Tip-Tops FL Bill Bradley 1914 157 77 77 .500 — — [135]
Brooklyn Tip-Tops FL Lee Magee 1915 118 53 64 .453 — — [136]
Brooklyn Tip-Tops FL John Ganzel 1915 35 17 18 .486 — — [137]
Buffalo Blues[a] FL Larry Schlafly 1914–1915 197 93 99 .484 — — [138]
Buffalo Blues FL Walter Blair 1915 2 1 1 .500 — — [139]
Buffalo Blues FL Harry Lord 1915 110 60 49 .550 — — [140]
Chicago Whales[b] FL Joe Tinker† 1914–1915 314 173 133 .564 1 — [141]
Kansas City Packers FL George Stovall 1914–1915 307 148 156 .487 — — [142]
Newark Pepper[e] FL Bill Phillips 1914–1915 210 114 92 .553 1 — [143]
Newark Pepper FL Bill McKechnie† 1915 102 54 45 .545 — — [144]
Pittsburgh Rebels FL Doc Gessler 1914 11 3 11 .273 — — [145]
Pittsburgh Rebels FL Rebel Oakes 1914–1915 299 147 145 .503 — — [146]
St. Louis Terriers FL Mordecai Brown† 1914 114 50 63 .442 — — [147]
St. Louis Terriers FL Fielder Jones 1914–1915 199 99 93 .516 — — [148]

Footnotes edit

  • a Team played as the Buffalo Buffeds in 1914.[149]
  • b Team played as the Chicago Chi-Feds in 1914.[150]
  • c Team played as the Cleveland Blues during its time in the American Association in 1887 and 1888.[151]
  • d Team played as the Louisville Eclipse from 1882 through 1884.[152]
  • e Team played as the Indianapolis Hoosiers in 1914.[153]
  • f Team played as the Washington Statesmen during its time in the American Association in 1891.[154]
  • g Ted Sullivan was the Union Association pennant winning Maroons' first manager in 1884, but was replaced by Fred Dunlap after leading the Maroons to 28 wins and 3 losses. Since Dunlap finished the season as the Maroons' manager, he is shown as having won the league championship as manager that season.[155]
  • h Fred Dunlap managed the St. Louis Maroons in both the Union Association and the National League. His combined record for the Maroons was 155 games managed with 96 wins and 56 losses for a winning percentage of .632. He led the Maroons to one league championship, in the Union Association in 1884.[24]
  • i Tom Loftus managed the Cleveland Spiders (known as the Cleveland Blues in 1888) in both the American Association and the National League. His combined record for the Blues/Spiders was 207 games managed with 91 wins and 110 losses for a winning percentage of .453.[26]
  • j Jack Chapman managed the Louisville Colonels in both the American Association and the National League. His combined record for the Colonels was 336 games managed with 164 wins and 166 losses for a winning percentage of .497. He led the Colonels to one league championship, in the American Association in 1890. The Colonels played to a tie against the National League champion Brooklyn Bridegrooms in the 1890 World Series.[3][4]

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