List of Chicago Cubs managers

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This is a list of the people who have managed the Chicago Cubs baseball team since its inception. For a list of owners and general managers of the team, see Chicago Cubs/Managers and ownership.

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[edit] Managers

Year Manager(s) Record Finish
1876 A. G. Spalding 52-14 1st in National League (1876 NL Champions)
1877 A. G. Spalding 26-33 5th in National League
1878 Bob Ferguson 30-30 4th in National League
1879 Silver Flint and Cap Anson 46-33 4th in National League
1880 Cap Anson 1st in National League (1880 NL Champions)
1881 Cap Anson 1st in National League (1881 NL Champions)
1882 Cap Anson 1st in National League (1882 NL Champions)
1883 Cap Anson
1884 Cap Anson
1885 Cap Anson 1st in National League (1885 NL Champions)
1886 Cap Anson 1st in National League (1886 NL Champions)
1887 Cap Anson
1888 Cap Anson
1889 Cap Anson
1890 Cap Anson
1891 Cap Anson
1892 Cap Anson
1893 Cap Anson
1894 Cap Anson
1895 Cap Anson
1896 Cap Anson
1897 Cap Anson
1898 Tom Burns
1899 Tom Burns
1900 Tom Loftus
1901 Tom Loftus
1902 Frank Selee
1903 Frank Selee
1904 Frank Selee
1905 Frank Selee and Frank Chance
1906 Frank Chance 1st in National League (Lost in World Series 4-2 vs. Chicago)
1907 Frank Chance 1st in National League (Won in World Series 4-0-1 vs. Detroit)
1908 Frank Chance 1st in National League (Won in World Series 4-1 vs. Detroit)
1909 Frank Chance
1910 Frank Chance 1st in National League (Lost in World Series 4-1 vs. Philadelphia)
1911 Frank Chance
1912 Frank Chance
1913 Johnny Evers
1914 Hank O'Day
1915 Roger Bresnahan
1916 Joe Tinker
1917 Fred Mitchell
1918 Fred Mitchell 1st in National League (Lost in World Series 4-2 vs. Boston)
1919 Fred Mitchell
1920 Fred Mitchell
1921 Johnny Evers and Bill Killefer
1922 Bill Killefer
1923 Bill Killefer
1924 Bill Killefer
1925 Bill Killefer, Rabbit Maranville, and George Gibson
1926 Joe McCarthy
1927 Joe McCarthy
1928 Joe McCarthy
1929 Joe McCarthy 1st in National League (Lost in World Series 4-1 vs. Philadelphia)
1930 Joe McCarthy and Rogers Hornsby
1931 Rogers Hornsby
1932 Rogers Hornsby and Charlie Grimm 1st in National League (Lost in World Series 4-0 vs. New York)
1933 Charlie Grimm
1934 Charlie Grimm
1935 Charlie Grimm 1st in National League (Lost in World Series 4-2 vs. Detroit)
1936 Charlie Grimm
1937 Charlie Grimm
1938 Charlie Grimm and Gabby Hartnett 1st in National League (Lost in World Series 4-0 vs. New York)
1939 Gabby Hartnett
1940 Gabby Hartnett
1941 Jimmie Wilson
1942 Jimmie Wilson
1943 Jimmie Wilson
1944 Jimmie Wilson, Roy Johnson, and Charlie Grimm
1945 Charlie Grimm 1st in National League (Lost in World Series 4-3 vs. Detroit)
1946 Charlie Grimm
1947 Charlie Grimm
1948 Charlie Grimm
1949 Charlie Grimm and Frankie Frisch
1950 Frankie Frisch
1951 Frankie Frisch and Phil Cavarretta
1952 Phil Cavarretta
1953 Phil Cavarretta
1954 Stan Hack
1955 Stan Hack
1956 Stan Hack
1957 Bob Scheffing
1958 Bob Scheffing
1959 Bob Scheffing
1960 Charlie Grimm and Lou Boudreau
1961 Harry Craft, Vedie Himsl, Lou Klein, and El Tappe
1962 Lou Klein, El Tappe, and Charlie Metro
1963 Bob Kennedy
1964 Bob Kennedy
1965 Bob Kennedy and Lou Klein (72-90) 24-32, 48-58 8th in National League
1966 Leo Durocher 59-103 10th in National League
1967 Leo Durocher 87-74 3rd in National League
1968 Leo Durocher 84-78 3rd in National League
1969 Leo Durocher 92-70 2nd in NL East
1970 Leo Durocher 84-78 2nd in NL East
1971 Leo Durocher 83-79 3rd in NL East
1972 Leo Durocher and Whitey Lockman (85-70) 46-44, 39-26 2nd in NL East
1973 Whitey Lockman 77-84 5th in NL East
1974 Whitey Lockman and Jim Marshall (66-96) 41-52, 25-44 6th in NL East
1975 Jim Marshall 75-87 5th in NL East
1976 Jim Marshall 75-87 4th in NL East
1977 Herman Franks 81-81 4th in NL East
1978 Herman Franks 79-83 3rd in NL East
1979 Herman Franks and Joey Amalfitano (80-82) 78-77, 2-5 5th in NL East
1980 Preston Gomez and Joey Amalfitano (64-98) 38-52, 26-46 6th in NL East
1981 Joey Amalfitano 38-65 (15-37, 23-28) 6th in NL East
1982 Lee Elia 73-89 5th in NL East
1983 Lee Elia and Charlie Fox (71-91) 54-69, 17-22 5th in NL East
1984 Jim Frey 96-65 1st in NL East (Lost in National League Championship Series 3-2 vs. San Diego)
1985 Jim Frey 77-84 4th in NL East
1986 Jim Frey, John Vukovich and Gene Michael (70-90), 23-33, 1-1, 46-56 5th in NL East
1987 Gene Michael and Frank Lucchesi (76-85), 68-68, 8-17 6th in NL East
1988 Don Zimmer 77-85 4th in NL East
1989 Don Zimmer 93-69 1st in NL East (Lost in National League Championship Series 4-1 vs. San Francisco)
1990 Don Zimmer 77-85 4th in NL East
1991 Don Zimmer, Joe Altobelli, and Jim Essian (77-83), 18-19, 0-1, 59-63 4th in NL East
1992 Jim Lefebvre 78-84 4th in NL East
1993 Jim Lefebvre 84-78 4th in NL East
1994 Tom Trebelhorn 49-64 5th in NL Central (season cancelled in August due to player's strike)
1995 Jim Riggleman 73-71 3rd in NL Central
1996 Jim Riggleman 76-86 4th in NL Central
1997 Jim Riggleman 68-94 5th in NL Central
1998 Jim Riggleman 90-73 2nd in NL Central (Lost in National League Division Series 3-0 vs. Atlanta)
1999 Jim Riggleman 67-95 6th in NL Central
2000 Don Baylor 65-97 6th in NL Central
2001 Don Baylor 88-74 3rd in NL Central
2002 Don Baylor, Rene Lachemann and Bruce Kimm (67-95) 34-49, 0-1, 33-45 5th in NL Central
2003 Dusty Baker 88-74 1st in NL Central (Lost in National League Championship Series 4-3 vs. Florida)
2004 Dusty Baker 89-73 3rd in NL Central
2005 Dusty Baker 79-83 4th in NL Central
2006 Dusty Baker 66-96 6th in NL Central
2007 Lou Piniella 85-77 1st in NL Central (Lost in National League Division Series 3-0 vs. Arizona)

[edit] Managers overall record

Manager Years Record Accomplishments
A. G. Spalding 1876-1877 78-47 1876 NL Champions
Bob Ferguson 1878 30-30 None notable
Silver Flint 1879 5-12 None notable
Cap Anson 1879-1897 1283-932 1880-1882, 1885-1886 NL Champions
Tom Burns 1898-1899 160-138 None notable
Tom Loftus 1900-1901 118-161 None notable
Frank Selee 1902-1905 280-213 None notable
Frank Chance 1905-1912 768-389 1906-1908, 1910 NL Champions/1907-1908 World Series Champions
Johnny Evers 1913, 1921 129-120 None notable
Hank O'Day 1914 78-76 None notable
Roger Bresnahan 1915 73-80 None notable
Joe Tinker 1916 67-86 None notable
Fred Mitchell 1917-1920 308-269 1918 NL Champions
Bill Killefer 1921-1925 300-293 None notable
Rabbit Maranville 1925 23-30 None notable
George Gibson 1925 12-14 None notable
Joe McCarthy 1926-1930 223-145 1929 NL Champions
Rogers Hornsby 1930-1932 141-116 None notable
Charlie Grimm 1932-1938, 1944-1949, 1960 946-782 1932, 1935, 1938, and 1945 NL Champions
Gabby Hartnett 1938-1940 203-176 None notable
Jimmie Wilson 1941-1944 213-258 None notable
Roy Johnson 1944 0-1 None notable
Frankie Frisch 1949-1951 141-196 None notable
Phil Cavarretta 1951-1953 169-213 None notable
Stan Hack 1954-1956 196-265 None notable
Bob Scheffing 1957-1959 208-254 None notable
Lou Boudreau 1960 54-83 None notable
Harry Craft 1961 7-9 None notable
Vedie Himsl 1961 10-21 None notable
Lou Klein 1961-1962, 1965 65-82 None notable
El Tappe 1961-1962 46-70 None notable
Charlie Metro 1962 43-69 None notable
Bob Kennedy 1963-1965 182-198 None notable
Leo Durocher 1966-1972 535-526 None notable
Whitey Lockman 1972-1974 157-162 None notable
Jim Marshall 1974-1976 175-218 None notable
Herman Franks 1977-1979 238-241 None notable
Joey Amalfitano 1979-1981 66-116 None notable
Preston Gomez 1980 38-52 None notable
Lee Elia 1982-1983 127-158 None notable
Charlie Fox 1983 17-22 None notable
Jim Frey 1984-1986 196-182 1984 NL East Champions
John Vukovich 1986 1-1 None notable
Gene Michael 1986-1987 114-124 None notable
Frank Lucchesi 1987 8-17 None notable
Don Zimmer 1988-1991 265-258 1989 NL East Champions
Joe Altobelli 1991 0-1 None notable
Jim Essian 1991 59-63 None notable
Jim Lefebvre 1992-1993 162-162 None notable
Tom Trebelhorn 1994 49-64 None notable
Jim Riggleman 1995-1999 374-419 1998 NL Wild Card
Don Baylor 2000-2002 187-220 None notable
Rene Lachemann 2002 0-1 None notable
Bruce Kimm 2002 33-45 None notable
Dusty Baker 2003-2006 322-326 2003 NL Central Champions
Lou Piniella 2007-present 85-77 2007 NL Central Champions

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