Larry Bowa

Larry Bowa is a former Major League Baseball All-Star shortstop, and the current third base coach for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Prior to joining the Dodgers coaching staff, Bowa managed the Philadelphia Phillies.

1. Born: December 6, 1945
2. Sacramento, California
3. Member of the Phillies 1980 World Series team
4. 5 time MLB All-Star
5. Baseball analyst in between management positions
6. Two-time Gold Glove Award winner
7. 2001 National League Manager of the Year
8. Nephew Nick Johnson plays for the Washington Nationals
9. Undrafted free agent signed by the Phillies in 1965Baseball-Reference: Larry Bowa

As a shortstop for the Phillies, Bowa was a five-time All-Star, won two Gold Glove Awards and was a major contributor to the Phillies 1980 World Series championship team. After retiring as a player, Bowa returned to the Phillies as a manager in 2001 and won the National League Manager of the Year Award.MLB: Mattingly, Bowa joining Torre on staff (November 5, 2007)

• Mahalo's Guide to Philadelphia Phillies | Los Angeles Dodgers
• Baseball-reference.com: Career Player Statistics | Managerial Statistics
  • Height: 5' 10"
  • Weight: 155 lbs
  • Bats: Both, Throws: Right
  • Rookie Season: 1970

• December 6, 1945: Born in Sacramento, California

• 1970-1981: Played for Philadelphia Phillies

• 1972: National League Gold Glove Award

• 1982-1985: Played for Chicago Cubs

• 1985: Played for New York Mets

• 1987-1988: Manager for San Diego Padres

• 2001-2004: Manager for Philadelphia Phillies

• 2006-: Third base coach for New York Yankees