On Sunday, former Detroit Tigers, Pittsburgh Pirates, Colorado Rockies and Miami (Florida) Marlins supervisor Jim Leyland got the call. The longtime Big league manager is headed to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, by means of a vote from the Contemporary Age Committee. Per Bob Nightengale of United States Today: The Hall of Popularity voting total amount: Jim Leyland (15 votes, 93. 8%); Lou Piniella (11 votes, 68 https://www.rockiesprostore.com/elehuris-montero-jersey. 8%); Bill White (10 votes, 62. 5%); Cito Gaston, Davey Johnson, Ed Montague, Hank Peters and Joe West each got less than five votes. The 78-year-old spent 22 years as a major league supervisor with the Pirates, Marlins, Rockies and Tigers, assembling a 1,769-1,728 job record. He invested 11 years with the Pirates, two with the Marlins, one with the Mountain ranges and eight with the Tigers. He took the Pirates to the playoffs in 3 separate seasons, won the Globe Collection with the Marlins in 1997, and reached the playoffs with the Tigers in four different seasons. He mosted likely to the World Collection with the 2006 and 2012 Tigers as well. In addition, he also managed worldwide Baseball Classic, skippering Team USA to the title in the 2017 version of the event https://www.rockiesprostore.com/brenton-doyle-jersey. In his career, he's taken care of several of the most effective players in baseball history, including Barry Bonds, Justin Verlander and Miguel Cabrera. His former teams required to social media sites to expand their congratulations as well. Per the Pirates: And the Marlins:

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