Mike Scioscia

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Mike Scioscia is a former Major League Baseball catcher and longtime Los Angeles Angels manager who led the team to its first World Series title in 2002.

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	baseball manager → baseball player → catcher → human →
awarded	American League Manager of the Year →
awardYear	2002 → 2009 →
bats	left →
battedAverageCareer	.259 →
countryOfCitizenship	United States of America →
dateOfBirth	1958-11-27 →
draftedBy	Los Angeles Dodgers →
draftRound	1 →
draftType	MLB amateur draft →
draftYear	1976 →
ethnicOrigin	Italian American →
familyName	Scioscia →
finalMLBDate	1992-09-29 →
finalMLBTeam	Los Angeles Dodgers →
givenName	Michael →
highSchoolAttended	Springfield High School →
homeRunsCareer	68 →
inductedInto	Italian American Sports Hall of Fame →
is	first manager to lead Los Angeles Angels to a World Series title →
league	Major League Baseball →
ledTeamTo	2002 World Series title →
managedGamesWithAngels	over 3000 →
managedNationalTeam	United States national baseball team →
managedTeam	Anaheim Angels → Los Angeles Angels → Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim →
managerDebutYear	2000 →
managerFinalYear	2018 →
MLBDebutDate	1980-04-20 →
MLBDebutTeam	Los Angeles Dodgers →
name	Mike Scioscia →
numberRetiredBy	Los Angeles Angels →
placeOfBirth	Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, United States →
playedFor	Los Angeles Dodgers →
positionPlayed	catcher →
runsBattedInCareer	446 →
sport	baseball →
throws	right →
uniformNumberRetired	14 →
wonChampionshipAsManager	2002 World Series →
wonChampionshipAsPlayer	1981 World Series → 1988 World Series →
WorldSeriesTitlesAsManager	1 →
WorldSeriesTitlesAsPlayer	2 →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Mike Scioscia →	name
Los Angeles Angels →	notableManager
American League Manager of the Year →	notableMultipleWinners