Giants' Bruce Bochy to retire after this season
San Francisco Giants manager Bruce Bochy announced Monday that he's retiring after the 2019 season.
What It Means:
Bochy informed his players during a team meeting on Monday morning. He made his managerial debut in 1995 with the San Diego Padres, where he won a National League pennant in 1998. Bochy later joined the Giants in 2007 and went on to win three World Series titles (2010, 2012, 2014). Turning 64 in April, the future Hall of Famer needs 82 more wins to enter the top-10 all-time. Bochy is averaging 80.3 wins per season in his career.
Bochy is 1926-1944 (.498) over 24 seasons.
Source:
Alex Pavlovic
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