List of Chicago White Sox managers

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The Chicago White Sox is a U.S. professional baseball team based in Chicago, Illinois. The White Sox are members of the American League Central Division in Major League Baseball. In baseball, the head coach of a team is called the manager, or more formally, the field manager. The duties of the team manager include team strategy and leadership on and off the field. [1] [2] Since the inception of the team in 1901, it has employed 41 different managers. [3] The team's most recent manager was Pedro Grifol. Grifol was hired on November 3, 2022. Grifol was fired on August 8, 2024.

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Grifol replaced Tony La Russa, who was re-hired on October 29, 2020. [4] La Russa's first managerial stint with the team lasted from 1979 to 1986.

The franchise's first major league manager was Hall of Famer Clark Griffith, who managed the team for two seasons and led them to the American League championship in their inaugural season. [3] [5] [6] Fielder Jones, who managed the team from 1904 to 1908, led the team to its second American League championship and its first World Series championship (no World Series was played in 1901), defeating the White Sox's crosstown rivals, the Chicago Cubs, in the 1906 World Series. [7] [8] Pants Rowland and Kid Gleason managed the White Sox to American League championships in 1917 and 1919, respectively, with the White Sox winning the 1917 World Series but losing the 1919 World Series in the infamous Black Sox scandal. [9] [10] [11] [12] The White Sox did not win another American League championship until 1959, with Al López as their manager. [6] The White Sox lost the 1959 World Series to the Los Angeles Dodgers. [13] [14] The White Sox next captured the American League pennant in 2005 and, with Ozzie Guillén as their manager, defeated the Houston Astros in the 2005 World Series. [6] [15] [16]

The longest–tenured White Sox manager was Jimmy Dykes, who managed the team for 1,850 games from 1934 to 1946. [3] The only other White Sox managers who have managed more than 1,000 games are Lopez with 1,495, Guillén with 1,135, and Tony La Russa with 1,359. [3] Dykes' 899 wins and 940 losses also lead all White Sox managers. [3] Jones' winning percentage of .592 is the highest of any White Sox manager. [3] Five White Sox managers have served multiple terms managing the team. Nixey Callahan was the White Sox manager in 1903 and part of 1904, and then again from 1912 to 1914. [3] Johnny Evers served two terms as manager, separated by a bout of appendicitis in 1924. [17] [18] Eddie Collins served as interim manager for 27 games in 1924 season while Evers was ill and then served as the full–time manager in 1925 and 1926. [19] Lopez served three terms as manager: the first from 1957 to 1965; then for 11 games during the 1968 season, before being hospitalized with appendicitis; and then returning for another 53 games from the end of the 1968 season through the beginning of the 1969 season. [13] [20] [21] Les Moss served as interim manager for two games in 1968, replacing Eddie Stanky before being replaced by Lopez. [22] [23] After Lopez was hospitalized later that season, Moss took over as manager again for 34 games before Lopez returned. [20] [22] [23] Hall of Famer Frank Chance was hired to manage the team for the 1924 but illness forced him to retire before managing any games. [24] [25] Eleven Hall of Famers have managed the White Sox: Griffith, Hugh Duffy, Collins, Evers, Ed Walsh, Ray Schalk, Ted Lyons, Lopez, Bob Lemon Larry Doby and Tony La Russa. [26] [27] Lopez and La Russa were elected as manager; the others were elected as players. [13] [27]

Key

#A running total of the number of White Sox managers. Any manager who has two or more separate terms is counted only once.
GRegular season games managed; may not equal sum of wins and losses due to tied games
WRegular season wins
LRegular season losses
Win% Winning percentage
PAPlayoff appearances: number of years this manager has led the franchise to the playoffs
PWPlayoff wins
PLPlayoff losses
Ref(s)Reference(s)
LCLeague championships: number of league championships, or pennants, achieved by the manager
WSWorld Series championships: number of World Series victories achieved by the manager
†Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame as a manager
*Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame as a player

Managers

Statistics current through 2024 season
#ImageManagerSeasonsGWLWin%PAPWPLLCWSRef(s)
1 Clark Griffith 1903.jpg Clark Griffith *1901–1902275157113.581———1— [5]
2 James Joseph Nixey Callahan.jpg Nixey Callahan 1903–19041808395.474————— [28]
3 Fielder Jones sketch.jpeg Fielder Jones 1904–1908739426293.59214211 [7] [8]
4 Billy Sullivan White Sox.jpeg Billy Sullivan 19091597874.513————— [29]
5 Hugh Duffy.jpg Hugh Duffy *1910–1911310145159.477————— [30]
— James Joseph Nixey Callahan.jpg Nixey Callahan 1912–1914467226234.491————— [28]
6 Pants-rowland.jpg Pants Rowland 1915–1918591339247.57814211 [9] [11]
7 Kid Gleason 1919.jpg Kid Gleason 1919–1923759392364.51913510 [10] [12]
8 John Evers, Boston NL (baseball) LCCN2001704358.jpg Johnny Evers *1924211011.476————— [17]
9 Ed Walsh as umpire 1922.jpg Ed Walsh *1924312.333————— [31]
10 Eddie Collins 1911.jpg Eddie Collins *1924271413.519————— [19]
— John Evers, Boston NL (baseball) LCCN2001704358.jpg Johnny Evers *19241034161.402————— [17]
— Eddie Collins 1911.jpg Eddie Collins *1925–1926309160147.521————— [19]
11 Schalk, Chicago, 1924 LOC npcc.11567.jpg Ray Schalk *1927–1928228102125.449————— [32]
12 Lena Blackburne.jpg Lena Blackburne 1928–192923299133.427————— [33]
13 Donie Bush, Detroit AL, at Polo Grounds, NY.jpg Donie Bush 1930–1931310118189.384————— [34]
14 Lew fonseca.jpg Lew Fonseca 1932–1934318120196.380————— [35]
15 JimmyDykes1936Goudeycard.jpg Jimmy Dykes 1934–1946 1,850899940.489————— [36]
16 TedLyonsGoudeycard.jpg Ted Lyons * 1946–1948 434185245.430————— [37]
17 JackOnslow.jpg Jack Onslow 1949–1950 18573113.386————— [38]
18 Red Corridon (i.e., Corriden), Detr. 1912 LCCN2014691190 (cropped).jpg Red Corriden 1950 1255272.419————— [39]
19 Paul Richards 1951 (2).jpg Paul Richards 1951–1954 613342265.563————— [40]
20 Marty Marion 1953.jpg Marty Marion 1954–1956 318179138.565————— [41]
21 Al Lopez 1965.jpg Al Lopez † 1957–1965 1,431811615.56912410 [13] [14]
22 Eddie Stanky 1953.jpg Eddie Stanky 1966–1968 404206197.511————— [42]
23 Les Moss.jpg Les Moss 1968 202.000————— [22]
— Al Lopez 1965.jpg Al Lopez † 1968 1165.545————— [13]
— Les Moss.jpg Les Moss 1968 341222.353————— [22]
— Al Lopez 1965.jpg Al Lopez † 1968–1969 532330.434————— [13]
24 Don Gutteridge 1947.jpg Don Gutteridge 1969–1970 281109172.388————— [43]
25 Bill Adair 1970 1046.400————— [44]
26 Chuck Tanner 1971.jpg Chuck Tanner 1970–1975 818401414.492————— [45]
— Paul Richards 1951 (2).jpg Paul Richards 1976 1616497.398————— [40]
27 Bob Lemon.jpg Bob Lemon * 1977–1978 236124112.525————— [46]
28 Larry Doby 1958.jpg Larry Doby * 1978 873750.425————— [47]
29 Don Kessinger 1973.jpg Don Kessinger 1979 1064660.434————— [48]
30 Tony La Russa 1989.jpg Tony La Russa † 1979–1986 1,035522510.50611300 [49] [50]
31 Doug Rader.jpg Doug Rader 1986 211.500————— [51]
32 Jim Fregosi Mets.jpg Jim Fregosi 1986–1988 419193226.461————— [52]
33 Jeff Torborg Yankees postcard (cropped).jpg Jeff Torborg 1989–1991 485250235.515————— [53]
34 Gene Lamont on June 17, 2009.jpg Gene Lamont 1992–1995 468258210.55112400 [54] [55]
35 Terry Bevington 1995–1997 437222214.509————— [56]
36 Jerry Manuel (cropped).jpg Jerry Manuel 1998–2003 971500471.51510300 [57] [58]
37 Ozzie Guillen by Keith Allison.jpg Ozzie Guillén 2004–2011 1,295678617.524212411 [15] [16] [59]
38 Don Cooper 2011.jpg Don Cooper 2011 211.500————— [60]
39 Robin Ventura 2011.jpg Robin Ventura 2012–2016 810375435.463————— [61]
40 Rick Renteria 2017 (34319070672).jpg Rick Renteria 2017–2020 545236309.43311200 [62]
— Tony La Russa by Gage Skidmore.jpg Tony La Russa † 2021–2022 324174150.537113—— [49]
42 Pedro Grifol (7671446) (cropped).jpg Pedro Grifol 2023–2024 27989190.319————— [63]
43 Will Venable 2025–present000.000—————

Managers with multiple tenures

Statistics current through 2020 season
#ManagerSeasonsGWLWin%PAPWPLLCWSRef(s)
2 Nixey Callahan 1903–1904, 1912–1914648309329.484————— [28]
8 Johnny Evers *19241245172.415————— [17]
10 Eddie Collins *1924, 1925–1926336174160.521————— [19]
19 Paul Richards 1951–1954, 1976774406362.529————— [40]
21 Al Lopez †1957–1965, 1968, 1968–19691,495840650.56412410 [13] [14]
23 Les Moss 1968361224.333————— [22]
30 Tony La Russa †1979–1986, 2021–20221,322678644.51311300 [49]

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