Midwest League Managers

Bill Stein

One Midwest League season:

Manager, Clinton [Giants] (1992)

Playing Career

Signed: Cardinals, fourth round, 1969 (Shortstop, Southern Illinois)
Professional Career: Fourteen big league seasons with four teams: St. Louis, the White Sox, Seattle, and Texas.
Midwest League: Never played in the Midwest League.

Management style

Stein was one of the last minor league managers who expected his starting pitchers to finish games; he was also a bit partial to the intentional walk, and liked to watch his players run.

New
15jan99
Changed
3jan09
Major Change
12dec07

Year	Team	League (Class)	Affiliate	G	CG	IBB	SBA	SB%	SH	W	L	PCT
William Allen Stein
DOB: January 21, 1947			Battle Creek, Michigan

1994	Tyler	Texas-Lousiana (Indy)	Wildcatters	88	---	---	---	---	---	42	46	.477
1993	Shreveport	Southern (AA)	Giants	Coach
1992	Clinton	Midwest (A)	Giants	138	5	23	284	.68	34	59	79	.428
1991	Bend	Northwest (A-)	Independent	76	0	4	171	.61	11	30	46	.395
1990	Columbia	South Atlantic (A)	Mets	143	25	10	333	.74	28	83	60	.580
			Playoff Qualifier, Manager of the Year
1989	Columbia	South Atlantic (A)	Mets	140	23	18	213	.70	34	73	67	.521
1988	Little Falls	New York-Pennsylvania (A-)	Mets	76	14	9	130	.71	19	39	36	.520
1986-87
1969-85				Playing Career

Minors	5 Seasons			573	67	64	1131	.69	126	284	288	.497
Coach	1 Season
Independent	1 Season			88	---	---	---	---	---	42	46	.477

Total	6 (7) Seasons			661	67	64	1131	.69	126	326	334	.494
Some statistics are not currently available.

This page may be incomplete.
Key to the Manager Statistics
G	= games
CG	= complete games
IBB	= intentional walks
SBA	= stolen base attempts
SB%	= stolen base percentage
SH	= sacrifice hits (bunts)
W	= wins
L	= losses
PCT	= won/lost percent
A note about using stats to compare managers.
Sources My standard sources are described here.

1992 Midwest League Managers
Berry	Champion	Colbert	Curry	Dwyer
Francona	Krenchicki	Leary	Poquette	Roadcap
Scott	Seoane	Stein	Youngblood

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The Midwest League plays Single-A, professional baseball in America's agricultural and industrial heartland. 14 teams play a 140 game schedule which begins in early April and ends Labor Day weekend.

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Midwest League Managers

Bill Stein

Playing Career

Management style

William Allen Stein

Key to the Manager Statistics

Sources