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                        miKe sCiosCia                      manager


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                         oPening daY age: 56    Born: Nov. 27, 1958
                         BirthPlaCe: Upper Darby, PA  resides:  Westlake Village, CA
                         married: Anne McIlqueham, Jan. 26, 1985
                         Children: Matthew (son), Taylor (daughter)
                         aPPointed: Nov. 18, 1999
                         signed thru: 2018
    sCiosCia  managerial oVerVieW
       ◆ ◆ 2015  marks Scioscia’s 16th season as Angels manager, the longest tenured
                                                      managing Partners
        manager in the Majors...Owns a 1331-1099 (.548) career mark as 16th field
        manager in Angels history…Scioscia’s 1,331 wins rank 30th all-time and are tied   Most consecutive seasons managing
        with Hall of Famer Sparky Anderson (Detroit) for 12th-most for one team and   a club:
        five shy of Washington’s Bucky Harris’ total (1,336)...During his 15 seasons with   Manager    Seasons   Club
        the Angels, Scioscia, who is under contract through 2018, has guided the Club   Connie Mack*   50   PHI
        to seven playoff appearances, captured six American League West titles, won   Walter Alston*   23   LAD
        an American League pennant and led Halos to the franchise’s first World Series   Bobby Cox*   21   ATL
        title in 2002...Prior to his tenure, Club won a total of three division titles  in the   Tommy Lasorda*   21   LAD
        previous 42 seasons…Only Angels manager to make seven playoff appearances
        (previous  best  was  two)  and  only  Angels  manager  to  win  six  division  titles   Wilbert Robinson*   18   BKN
        (Mauch won two, 1982 & 1986)...11 of his 15 teams have finished above .500...  Sparky Anderson*   18   DET
        His  .548  winning  percentage  is  best  in  Club  history...23rd  manager  in  MLB   Fred Clarke*   16   PIT
        history to notch 1,000 or more wins with one team and just seventh to reach   Tom Kelly   16   MIN
        milestone  in  his  first  managerial  position  (Tom  Kelly  -  MIN,  Walter  Alston  -   Tony La Russa*   16   STL
        LAD, Tommy Lasorda - LAD, Earl Weaver - BAL, Danny Murtaugh - PIT, & Red   Joe McCarthy*   16   NYY
        Schoendienst - STL)...2-time BBWAA A.L. Manager of the Year (2002 & 2009),   Mike Scioscia   16^   LAA
        finished second in voting in both 2007 and 2014…Ranks second amongst active   * Hall of Famer
        skippers in career games managed (2,430) and games won (1,331), trailing only   ^ Includes 2015 season
        Bruce Bochy in both categories...One of 11 managers in MLB history to guide
        same franchise for at least 16 straight seasons and just the fifth since 1975 (Tony
        LaRussa, Bobby Cox, Sparky Anderson, Tommy Lasorda)…Since 1900, is one of 17 men to have recorded at least 1,100 hits as a player
        and 1,100 wins as a manager at the Major League level...Was first manager in MLB history to guide his team to playoffs six times in first
        10 seasons...Scioscia averages 88.7 wins per season, the most per season in Club history…Led Angels to six consecutive winning seasons
        (2004-09) for first time in Club history…Only active manager with at least 1,000 wins with current team.
      managerial YearlY summarY
      2014
       ◆ ◆ Guided Halos to a Major League-best 98-64 (.608) record and captured his sixth American League West title...Marked seventh 90-win
        season as manager of Angels (11th such season in franchise history)...Club finished 10 games ahead of second place Oakland.
       ◆ ◆ Tallied 1,300th career win as a manager Aug. 4 vs. Dodgers...According to STATS LLC, is just fourth manager in MLB history to win 1,300
        games in his first stint as a big league skipper.
       ◆ ◆ Finished second in American League Manager of the Year voting (Buck Showalter).
      2013
       ◆ ◆ In his 14th season at the helm of the Angels, led Club to a 78-84 record and third place finish in A.L. West (-18)...Finished 13.5 games
        behind Tampa Bay for second Wild Card spot.
       ◆ ◆ Won 1,200th game on July 19 vs. Oakland...He and Bruce Bochy are only active managers to accomplish the feat.
      2012
       ◆ ◆ Led Angels to a 89-73 record and third place finish in A.L. West (-5)...Finished four
        games behind Texas for second Wild Card spot.     miKe 2K
       ◆ ◆ Managed 2,000th career game on June 4 to become the ninth manager in A.L.   Scioscia  managed his  2,000th  career
        history to reach the milestone with one club, and first since Minnesota’s Tom   game  on  June  4,  2012  at  Angel
        Kelly.                                   Stadium,  becoming  just the ninth
      2011                                       skipper  in  American  League  history
       ◆ ◆ Guided  the  Halos  to  a  86-76  (.531)  record  and  a  second  place  finish  in  the    to manage at least 2,000 games with
        A.L. West.                               one club.
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