Earl Weaver

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Earl Weaver Timeline

August 14, 1930: Born
1968-1982: Manager of the Baltimore Orioles
1969-1971: American League champion
1979: American League champion
1983: Covered World Series for ABC
1985-1986: Manager of the Baltimore Orioles
1987: Earl Weaver Baseball came on the market
1996: Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame

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The New York Times: "Weaver Released From Hospital" (August 12, 1998)
Baltimoresun.com: "Weaver spends week in hospital" (August 12, 1998)
Baltimoresun.com: "Weaver chalks up another win at Hall" (August 5, 1996)

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Sidearm Delivery: sidearm delivery: Earl Weaver Would Like To Have a Word With You
The Buried Lead: Earl Weaver reminisces on the art of ejection
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Guide Note:

Earl Weaver is a retired Major League Baseball manager who spent his entire career with the Baltimore Orioles.

Fast Facts:

Born: August 14, 1930 in St. Louis, Missouri
Birth name: Earl Sidney Weaver
Won 4 American League championships and 1 World Series
His managerial philosophy was "Pitching, Defense, and the Three Run Homer"
Provided artificial intelligence for Earl Weaver Baseball
Nickname is the "Earl of Baltimore"

Career

One of the few Major League managers to have never played in the Major Leagues, Weaver began managing in Baltimore Orioles minor league affiliate teams in the 1950s before being named manager of the Orioles in 1968. In his first year, the Orioles finished second, but the next year, in 1969 the youthful Weaver led his talented team to the World Series, where they were heavily favored. However, the Orioles faced the "Miracle Mets" that year and lost. In 1970, Weaver won his only World Championship as manager when the Orioles defeated the Cincinnati Reds, although he would lead his team to two more Series in 1971 and 1979. After retiring in 1982, Weaver returned to manage the Orioles again in 1985 and 1986. Weaver was notorious during his managing career for screaming at umpires, and holds the American League record for career ejections, with 97. In 1996, Weaver was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame.

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