Year	TM/L	G	W	L	PCT	M/Y	W-EXP	A-E	Standing
1980	MIL-A	47	26	21	0.553	1-3	27.2	-1.2	3 East
	MIL-A	23	13	10	0.565	3-3	13.3	-0.3	3 East
1981.1	MIL-A	56	31	25	0.554			31.0	3 East
1981.2	MIL-A	53	31	22	0.585		58.0	-27.0	1 East Lost Playoff 2-3 NYY
1982	MIL-A	47	23	24	0.489	1-2	28.3	-5.3	ALCS Winner Lost WS 3-4STL
1985	MON-N	161	84	77	0.522		80.2	3.8	3 East
1986	MON-N	161	78	83	0.484		75.2	2.8	4 East
1987	MON-N	162	91	71	0.562		83.1	7.9	3 East
1988	MON-N	163	81	81	0.500		84.9	-3.9	3 East
1989	MON-N	162	81	81	0.500		81.2	-0.2	4 East
1990	MON-N	162	85	77	0.525		87.9	-2.9	3 East
1991	MON-N	49	20	29	0.408	1-2	22.0	-2.0	6 East
	CAL-A	38	20	18	0.526	2-2	19.1	0.9	7 West
1992	CAL-A	39	19	20	0.487	1-3	17.1	1.9	5 West
	CAL-A	34	14	20	0.412	3-3	14.9	-0.9	5 West
Totals	11	1357	697	659	0.514		692.4	4.6

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TM/L G W L PCT M/Y W-EXP A-E Standing

Team and League Games managed (including ties) Wins Losses Percentage of games won Manager/Year (The latter number indicates how many managers the team employed that year, while the former indicates the chronological position of the manager [i.e. 1-2 would mean this manager was the first of two managers during that year]). Expected Wins. Calculated for the team based on its actual runs scored and allowed. A team that allows exactly as many runs as it scores is predicted to play .500 ball. Actual Wins Minus Expected Wins (A measure of the extent to which a team outperformed (or underperformed) its talent. (Over time this reflects good/bad managing). Team's final standing for the season or, in the case of multiple managers, the standings at the time the manager departed.