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Fred Hutchinson

Manager

Frederick Charles Hutchinson

1666 Games
830-827 Record
0.501 Win%
13 Seasons

πŸ‘€ Personal Information

Bats L
Throws R
Born 8/12/1919
Seattle, WA, USA
Died 11/12/1964
Bradenton, FL, USA
MLB Debut 1939-05-02
Final Game 1953-09-27

πŸ“Š Career Record

1666 Games Managed
830 Wins
827 Losses
0.501 Win Percentage

πŸ“… Season-by-Season Record

13 seasons
Managing Career Arc

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Fred Hutchinson β€” πŸ“… Season-by-Season Record
Year Team Lg G W L Win% Rank P-M
1952 DET AL 83 27 55 0.329 8 Y
1953 DET AL 158 60 94 0.390 6 Y
1954 DET AL 155 68 86 0.442 5 N
1956 SLN NL 156 76 78 0.494 4 N
1957 SLN NL 154 87 67 0.565 2 N
1958 SLN NL 144 69 75 0.479 5 N
1959 CIN NL 74 39 35 0.527 5 N
1960 CIN NL 154 67 87 0.435 6 N
1961 CIN NL 154 93 61 0.604 1st πŸ† N
1962 CIN NL 162 98 64 0.605 3 N
1963 CIN NL 162 86 76 0.531 5 N
1964 CIN NL 100 54 45 0.545 2 N
1964 CIN NL 10 6 4 0.600 2 N

Fred Hutchinson as a manager

The career managing record for Fred Hutchinson is 830-827 (.501) over 1666 games, from 1952 to 1964. Clubs managed, in order: the Detroit Tigers (1952-1954), the St. Louis Cardinals (1956-1958), the Cincinnati Redlegs (1959), and the Cincinnati Reds (1960-1964). The best full season was 1962, 98-64 with the Cincinnati Reds. The weakest full season was 1952, at 27-55. The Rank column for the Detroit Tigers years shows 8th, 6th, and 5th. With the St. Louis Cardinals (1956-1958), the finishes read 4th, 2nd, and 5th. The Rank column for the Cincinnati Reds years shows 6th, 1st, 3rd, 5th, 2nd, and 2nd.

The record opens at 27-55 in 1952 and closes at 6-4 in 1964. First-place seasons under Hutchinson: 1961. Hutchinson managed in the American League and National League. In 1952, 1959, and 1964, Hutchinson took over a club already in progress that season. Hutchinson was a player-manager in 1952 and 1953. Hutchinson's birth date on file is August 12, 1919, in Seattle, WA, USA. Hutchinson's death is recorded on November 12, 1964. Hutchinson also played in the majors, from 1939 to 1953, as the player page shows.