Ken Macha Stats & Facts
Ken Macha Positions: Bats: R Throws: R Height: 74 Weight: 215 Born: Friday, September 29, 1950 in Monroeville, PA USA Died: in , Debut: 9/14/1974 Last Game: 9/30/1981 Full Name: Kenneth Edward Macha
Ken Macha, he will become the first managerial casualty in the 2010 offseason
On October 3, 2010.00 According to Ken Macha, he will become the first managerial casualty in the offseason after hearing that the Brewers have decided not to pick up the option on his contract for 2011. The 60 year-old skipper, who reached the playoffs with Milwaukee two seasons ago as the NL Wild Card team,…
Milwaukee Brewers hire Ron Roenicke as Manager
November 2, 2010 – The Milwaukee Brewers hire long-time Angels coach Ron Roenicke as their new manager, replacing Ken Macha. The Brewers will win the division in 2011 and he will go 342-332 over 5 seasons as the Brewer Manager. Game ticket & learn more about the players, teams, stadiums and dates in history …
The Brewers hire Willie Randolph as bench coach to work with the team’s new manager Ken Macha
The Brewers hire Willie Randolph as bench coach to work with the team’s new manager Ken Macha. The 54 year-old former Mets manager compiled a 302-253 record during his 3+ years tenure in New York before being dismissed in June.
Oakland A’s announce Bob Geren as their manager
On November 17, 2006, the Oakland A’s announce Bob Geren as their manager, to pilot the defending AL West champions. He is replacing Ken Macha, who had been fired at the end of the season after Oakland goes down to defeat in the ALCS. Geren was Macha’s bench coach and had been in the Oakland…
After finishing 93-69 to win the AL West and sweeping the Twins in the ALDS, Ken Macha is fired when the A’s are eliminated from the postseason by the Tigers. Oakland GM Billy Beane cites a lack of communication between the players and the manager, who compiled a 368-280 record and brought the team to the playoffs twice in his four-year tenure in the dugout.
After finishing 93-69 to win the AL West and sweeping the Twins in the ALDS, Ken Macha is fired when the A’s are eliminated from the postseason by the Tigers. Oakland GM Billy Beane cites a lack of communication between the players and the manager, who compiled a 368-280 record and brought the team to the playoffs twice in his four-year tenure in the dugout.
