Joe Torre

A recap of Joe Torre's 18-year playing career with the Milwaukee/Atlanta Braves, St. Louis Cardinals and New York Mets.

A look back at the 29-year managerial career of future Hall of Fame Manager Joe Torre.

Teflon Joe would not change one lineup decision, pitching move, or strategic approach.

Joe Torre believed that he had four consecutive bad years. His problems started after he led the National League in batting with a .363 average, in hits, with 230, in RBIs, with 137 and in total bases, with 352.

The Mets acquired Joe Torre from the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for pitchers Ray Sadecki and Tommy Moore in 1974.

David Wells, a former player under Joe Torre, unfairly lashes out at the former Yankee skipper, and fails to recognize the hypocrisy of his comments.

Joe Torre was not pleased with management during his final years with the Yankees. His book "The Yankee Years" is a tell-all that lets the world know the inner workings of the Yankees.

Joe Torre's time with the Yankees ended over a year ago, but debate and controversy over that era isn't over yet. Torre's new book about the Yankee years is reported to fan the flames even further, though his co-writer denied it.

Joe Torre was the New York Yankees manager for 12 seasons, 1996 through 2007. He now is the author of "The Yankee Years."

Joe Torre's 2004 Yankees are the only team to lose a playoff series after leading, three games to none.

From the early 1980s until the mid-1990s, players didn't want to play for George Steinbrenner. Joe Torre turned that completely around.

There has been much hand wringing in New York because the Yankees' streak of thirteen consecutive playoff appearances has ended, while the Los Angeles Dodgers, the team that Joe Torre manages, will qualify.

Joe Torre will be great addtional to a great team that has yet to reach its potential.

Joe Torre has turned down a lucrative one-year contract offered by the New York Yankees. Well, Roy A. Barnes, a Yankees fan for 30 years, is glad and feels more house cleaning is in order to bring another World Series Championship to Yankees fans.

Joe Torre turns down a one year deal to remain with the New York Yankees.

It is time for the New York Yankees to face the reality that they aren't going any farther with Joe Torre.

Here's the leading candidates...

Pitchers and catchers report today and while the rest of baseball seems settled and ready to start over in 2007, the New York Yankees may feel like 2006 followed them from Comerica Park to Legends Field in Tampa.

Everyone knows how good a manager Joe Torre has proven to be, but do you know that he was a nine time All-Star? This article encapsulates Joe Torre's playing days in the National League.

This article pays tribute to the unsung heroes of the baseball world. Here are the five best baseball managers of all-time.

2007 was a big year for both good and bad news in the sports world. These six stories were among the most dramatic.

LaRussa, Cox, and Torre are shoo-ins, with Piniella a good possibiltiy down the road.

Who will be named the AL Manager of the Year is up for grabs at the All-Star break, with three AL East skippers with a chance, along with two from the AL Central. This article handicaps the race.