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Salvatore David Rende, III
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DOB: October 17, 1955
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Blue Island, Illinois
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Year
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Team
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League
(Class)
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Affiliate
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G
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CG
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IBB
|
SBA
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SB%
|
SH
|
W
|
L
|
PCT
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2009
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Philadelphia
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National (ML)
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Phillies
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Minor League Hitting Coordinator
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2008
|
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|
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2007
|
Ottawa
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International (AAA)
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Phillies
|
Coach
|
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2006
|
Scranton/
Wilkes-Barre
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International (AAA)
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Phillies
|
Coach
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2005
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Scranton/
Wilkes-Barre
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International (AAA)
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Phillies
|
Coach
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2004
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Scranton/
Wilkes-Barre
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International (AAA)
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Phillies
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Coach
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2003
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Columbus
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International (AAA)
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Yankees
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Coach
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2002
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|
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2001
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Calgary
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Pacific Coast (AAA)
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Marlins
|
Coach
|
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2000
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Mesa
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Arizona (Fall)
|
---
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Coach
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2000
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Calgary
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Pacific Coast (AAA)
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Marlins
|
Coach
|
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1999
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Calgary
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Pacific Coast (AAA)
|
Marlins
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Coach
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1997-98
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1996
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Charlotte
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International (AAA)
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Marlins
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142
|
7
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18
|
158
|
.63
|
35
|
62
|
79
|
.440
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1995
|
Charlotte
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International (AAA)
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Marlins
|
140
|
6
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11
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189
|
.63
|
42
|
59
|
81
|
.421
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1994
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Edmonton
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Pacific Coast (AAA)
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Marlins
|
142
|
9
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7
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186
|
.70
|
35
|
67
|
75
|
.472
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1993
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Edmonton
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Pacific Coast (AAA)
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Marlins
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141
|
14
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16
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152
|
.59
|
49
|
72
|
69
|
.511
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1992
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Florida
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National (ML)
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Marlins
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Scout
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1991
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Omaha
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American Association (AAA)
|
Royals
|
144
|
5
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14
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226
|
.57
|
38
|
73
|
71
|
.507
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1990
|
Omaha
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American Association (AAA)
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Royals
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146
|
11
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18
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247
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.69
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49
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86
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60
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.589
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Best Record, Playoff Qualifier; Playoff Champion, Alliance Playoff Champion, Manager of the Year
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1989
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Omaha
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American Association (AAA)
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Royals
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146
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19
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20
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198
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.66
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44
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74
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72
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.507
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Playoff Qualifier
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1988
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Memphis
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Southern (AA)
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Royals
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143
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22
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15
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183
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.73
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49
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79
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64
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.552
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1987
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Chattanooga
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Southern (AA)
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Mariners
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143
|
12
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12
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177
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.60
|
47
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68
|
75
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.476
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1986
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Bellingham
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Northwest (A-)
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Mariners
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74
|
5
|
5
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192
|
.82
|
25
|
45
|
29
|
.608
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Tied for Best Record, Playoff Qualifier; Playoff Champion, Manager of the Year
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1985
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Appleton
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Midwest (A)
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White Sox
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139
|
25
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13
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262
|
.76
|
37
|
85
|
54
|
.612
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Best Record, Playoff Qualifier
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1984
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Appleton
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Midwest (A)
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White Sox
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136
|
22
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11
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192
|
.71
|
54
|
87
|
49
|
.640
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Best Record, Playoff Qualifier; Playoff Champion
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1977-83
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Playing Career
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Minors
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12 Seasons
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1636
|
157
|
160
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2362
|
.68
|
504
|
857
|
778
|
.524
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Coach
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7 Seasons
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Coach
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1 Season
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Scout
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1 Season
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Total
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12 (18) Seasons
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1636
|
157
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160
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2362
|
.68
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504
|
857
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778
|
.524
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Some statistics are not currently available.
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This page may be incomplete.
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G
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= games
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CG
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= complete games
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IBB
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= intentional walks
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SBA
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= stolen base attempts
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SB%
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= stolen base percentage
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SH
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= sacrifice hits (bunts)
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W
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= wins
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L
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= losses
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PCT
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= won/lost percent
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A note about using stats to compare managers.
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Sources
My standard sources are described here.
- 1981 Minor League Digest
- Calgary Cannons Website
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The Midwest League plays Single-A, professional baseball in America's agricultural and industrial heartland. 16 teams play a 140 game schedule which begins in early April and ends Labor Day weekend.
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