Jack Mc Keon - Major League Managerial Records

Major League Managerial Records

Team Year Regular Season Post Season
Won Lost Win % Finish Won Lost Win % Result
KC 1973 88 74 .543 2nd in AL West
KC 1974 77 85 .475 5th in AL West
KC 1975 50 46 .521 2nd in AL West (Fired)
OAK 1977 26 27 .491 7th in AL West
OAK 1978 45 78 .366 6th in AL West (Fired)
SD 1988 67 48 .583 3rd in NL West
SD 1989 89 73 .549 2nd in NL West
SD 1990 37 43 .463 5th in NL West (Fired)
CIN 1997 33 30 .524 3rd in NL Central
CIN 1998 77 85 .475 4th in NL Central
CIN 1999 96 67 .589 2nd in NL Central
CIN 2000 85 77 .525 2nd in NL Central (Fired)
FLA 2003 75 49 .605 2nd in NL East 11 6 .647 Won World Series
FLA 2004 83 79 .512 3rd in NL East
FLA 2005 83 79 .512 3rd in NL East (Retired)
FLA 2011 40 50 .444 5th in NL East (Retired)
Total 1051 990 .515

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