Chicago White Sox manager Anthony La Russsa Jr. is an American professional baseball coach and former player (MLB). In various positions, he’s been in the Major League Baseball since 1963. St. Louis Cardinals and Oakland Athletics both had him as their manager.

His teams won three World Series, six league crowns, and 13 divisional championships throughout his 33-year career as a coach. Only Connie Mack has won more big league games as a manager with 2,821.

He made his major league debut in 1963 and played for the Kansas City / Oakland Athletics, Atlanta Braves, and Chicago Cubs during his career. His major level career ended in 1977 when he had a shoulder injury in the off-season of 1964–65. He spent the balance of his playing time in the minors. The next year, he obtained a Juris Doctor from Florida State University after completing his playing career.

By 1979, La Russa had been promoted to lead the White Sox to a World Series appearance and, four years later, an American League Championship Series victory.

Tony Russa Age:

Tony La Russa is 77 years old

Tony Russa Networth:

Tony Russa estimated  worth is $30 million

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A source tells ESPN that Tony La Russa will return to the Chicago White Sox as a manager in 2022. A multi-year deal with the White Sox was signed in the offseason, but the team’s postseason elimination by Houston meant that his role as a bench coach was in doubt. According to his comments on Tuesday, the choice should be left to the players and the organization.

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As a manager, La Russa has directed his clubs to three World Series victories, six league championships, and thirteen division championships in his 33 years as a manager. His 2,821 victories are the second-most in the history of major league management, following only Connie Mack’s tally of 2,880 victories.

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