Atlanta Braves Managers

This is a comprehensive list of managers for the Atlanta Braves organization. Win / loss statistics, winning percentage, position in division, and games behind the leader are also shown for each manager. Links include a Year; which leads to the American League season in review; the Manager(s) name, which leads to his career statistics; and a roster, which leads to a list of every player on the team during the year.

"If you don't like the way the Atlanta Braves are playing then you don't like baseball." - Atlanta Braves Manager (1986-1988) Chuck Tanner
Atlanta Braves Managers
1966 - 2009

Managers & Finishes

Year Uniform # Manager(s) Wins Losses WP Finish GB

Roster

1966

10

Bobby Bragan

52 59 .468 5th 10

1966

8

Billy Hitchcock

33 18 .647
1967

8

Billy Hitchcock

77 82 .484 7th 24½

1967

2

Ken Silvestri

0 3 .000
1968

26

Lum Harris

81 81 .500 5th 16

1968

1969

26

Lum Harris

93 69 .574 1st +3

1969

1970

26

Lum Harris

72 86 .469 5th 26

1970

1971

26

Lum Harris

82 80 .506 3rd 8

1971

1972

26

Lum Harris

47 57 .452 4th 25

1972

41

Eddie Mathews

23 27 .460
1973

41

Eddie Mathews

76 85 .472 5th 22½

1973

1974

41

Eddie Mathews

50 49 .505 3rd 14

1974

14

Clyde King

38 25 .603
1975

14

Clyde King

58 76 .433 5th 40½

1975

6

Connie Ryan

9 18 .333
1976

1

Dave Bristol

70 92 .432 6th 32

1976

1977

1

Dave Bristol

8 21 .276 6th 37

1977

27

Ted Turner

0 1 .000

8

Vern Benson

1

0

1.000

1

Dave Bristol

52 79 .397
1978

6

Bobby Cox

69 93 .426 6th 26

1978

1979

6

Bobby Cox

66 94 .413 6th 23½

1979

1980

6

Bobby Cox

81 80 .503 4th 11

1980

1981

6

Bobby Cox

50 56 .472 4th / 5th 15

1981

1982

9

Joe Torre

89 73 .549 1st +1

1982

1983

9

Joe Torre

88 74 .543 2nd 3

1983

1984

9

Joe Torre

80 82 .494 2nd 12

1984

1985

22

Eddie Haas

50 71 .413 5th 29

1985

7

Bobby Wine

16 25 .390
1986

7

Chuck Tanner

72 89 .447 6th 23½

1986

1987

7

Chuck Tanner

69 92 .429 5th 20½

1987

1988

7

Chuck Tanner

12 27 .308 6th 39½

1988

2

Russ Nixon

42 79 .347
1989

2

Russ Nixon

63 97 .394 6th 28

1989

1990

2

Russ Nixon

25 40 .385 6th 26

1990

6

Bobby Cox

40 57 .412
1991

6

Bobby Cox

94 68 .580 1st +1

1991

1992

6

Bobby Cox

98 64 .605 1st +8

1992

1993

6

Bobby Cox

104 58 .642 1st +1

1993

1994

6

Bobby Cox

68 46 .596 2nd 6

1994

1995

6

Bobby Cox

90 54 .625 1st +21

1995

1996

6

Bobby Cox

96 66 .593 1st +8

1996

1997

6

Bobby Cox

101 61 .623 1st +9

1997

1998

6

Bobby Cox

106 56 .654 1st +18

1998

1999

6

Bobby Cox

103 59 .636 1st +6½

1999

2000

6

Bobby Cox

95 67 .586 1st +1

2000

2001

6

Bobby Cox

88 74 .543 1st +2

2001

2002

6

Bobby Cox

101

59

.631

1st +19

2002

2003

6

Bobby Cox

101

61

.623

1st +10

2003

2004

6

Bobby Cox

96 66 .593 1st +10

2004

2005

6

Bobby Cox

90

72

.556

1st +2

2005

2006

6

Bobby Cox

79

83

.481

3rd 18

2006

2007

6

Bobby Cox

84

78

.519

3rd

5

2007

2008

6

Bobby Cox

72

90

.444

4th

20

2008

2009

--

Bobby Cox

--

--

--

--

--

2009

Year Uniform # Manager(s) Wins Losses WP Finish GB

Roster

Atlanta Braves Managers & Finishes



Did you know that the Atlanta Braves were once managed by it's owner, Ted Turner, for one game on May 11, 1977 (click date / link for a complete box score)?

The Braves franchise began in 1876 in Boston, moved to a Milwaukee in 1953, and came to a stop in Atlanta in 1966. Over the course of a century-plus they have seen three cities and many different official names. All their stats, schedules, uniform numbers, and history can be found on the Atlanta Braves team page and posted below is a chart with links to their managerial pages:

Boston Red Caps

1876-1882

Boston Beaneaters

1883-1906

Boston Doves

1907-1910

Boston Rustlers

1911-1911

Boston Braves

1912-1935

Boston Bees

1936-1940

Boston Braves

1941-1952

Milwaukee Braves

1953-1965

Atlanta Braves

1966-Today

On April 8, 1974, the Atlanta Braves had a team record 53,775 fans attend an Opening Day game. During the 1993 regular season the Atlanta Braves had their largest attendance when 3,884,725 fans attended games at Atlanta Stadium.