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Sam Perlozzo

Sam Perlozzo Second BasemanBorn: March 4, 1951(1951-03-04) (age 57) Batted: Right Threw: Right MLB debut September 13, 1977
for the Minnesota TwinsFinal game September 13, 1979
for the San Diego PadresCareer statistics AVG     .269 Hits     7 Runs     6 Teams

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As Manager

Career highlights and awards

Samuel Benedict Perlozzo (born March 4, 1951 in Cumberland, Maryland) is a former second baseman and manager in Major League Baseball, most recently with the Baltimore Orioles. He currently is the third base coach of the Seattle Mariners.

After graduating from Bishop Walsh School in Cumberland, Perlozzo's professional baseball career included parts of two seasons as a reserve with the Minnesota Twins and San Diego Padres. He was drafted by the Twins after playing college ball at George Washington University.

With the Orioles, he was promoted from bench coach to interim manager after manager Lee Mazzilli was fired on August 4, 2005, during the team's worst losing streak of the season. The Orioles went 23-32 under Perlozzo that season. On October 12, the "interim" title was dropped as Perlozzo was named the team's manager. In 2006, Perlozzo's first full season as manager of the Orioles, the team finished with a 70-92 record.

Orioles owner Peter Angelos dismissed Perlozzo as the team's manager on June 18, 2007 [1]. Perlozzo was replaced by Bullpen coach Dave Trembley on an interim basis then, after some success, had the interim tag removed. On November 5, 2007 the Seattle Mariners it was announced that Perlozzo had been hired as the third base coach for the Seattle Mariners.

Managerial record

Team Year Regular Season Postseason Won Lost Win % Finish Won Lost Win % Result BAL2005 23 32 .418 4th in AL East - - - - BAL2006 70 92 .432 4th in AL East - - - - BAL2007 29 40 .420 Fired on June 18th Total 128 172 .427 - - - -

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Preceded by
Lee MazzilliBaltimore Orioles Manager
2005-2007 Succeeded by
Dave Trembley
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Baltimore Orioles (1954–present)
Dykes • Richards • Harris • Hitchcock • Bauer • Weaver • Altobelli • Weaver • Ripken • Robinson • Oates • Regan • Johnson • Miller • Hargrove • Mazzilli • Perlozzo • Trembley

v • d • eSeattle Marinerscurrent roster

2 Kenji Johjima | 3 José Vidro | 4 José López | 5 Yuniesky Betancourt | 8 Jeremy Reed | 13 Miguel Cairo | 15 Jamie Burke | 16 Willie Bloomquist | 18 Ryan Rowland-Smith | 20 J. J. Putz | 28 Raúl Ibáñez | 29 Adrián Beltré | 34 Félix Hernández | 35 Brandon Morrow | 41 R. A. Dickey | 43 Miguel Batista | 44 Richie Sexson | 45 Érik Bédard | 50 Wladimir Balentien | 51 Ichiro Suzuki | 52 Carlos Silva | 53 Arthur Rhodes | 54 Sean Green | 56 Jarrod Washburn | 57 Mark Lowe

Inactive (40-man) roster: 9 Jeff Clement | 17 Yung Chi Chen | 31 Ryan Feierabend | 32 Rob Johnson | 39 Bryan LaHair | 46 Sean White | 48 Roy Corcoran | 59 Eric O'Flaherty | 60 Joe Woerman | 62 César Jiménez | -- Tracy Thorpe | -- Jared Wells

Disabled list: 12 Mike Morse | 65 Anderson García

Coaching Staff: Manager 7 John McLaren | Bench Coach 47 Jim Riggleman | 1st Base Coach 1 Eddie Rodriguez | 3rd Base Coach 22 Sam Perlozzo | Hitting Coach 40 Jeff Pentland | Pitching Coach 30 Mel Stottlemyre | Bullpen Coach 37 Norm Charlton | Special Assistant to the Field Manager 55 Lee Elia |


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