When we talk about Bruce Bochy’s career as a manager in the Major Leagues, we talk about one of the most interesting, descriptive and complete stories ever seen.; Well, the French built all this with full patience, skill and taking advantage of the favorable conditions presented to him.
As a strategist at the highest level of the game of bats, gloves and balls, Bruce Douglas began writing it all as manager of the San Diego Padres, where although there were more falls than victories, there were moments of success such as reaching the division title in 1996, 1998 (which included the title of the National League), as well as the supremacy of the West in the Old Circuit in 2005 and 2006; But in all this, the main dream, winning the World Series, was not achieved.
He finally achieved that goal at the helm of what may be the most special generation of the Giants franchise.; At the head of the colossi he is the backbone of the championships achieved, amazingly, even in the years; He rose to Olympus in 2010, 2012 and 2014, in their own way they are the best baseball dynasty in the world. They were great years that definitely strengthened his Hall of Fame aspirations.
What San Francisco achieved may be enough for the possibility of immortality, now strengthened by the championship obtained in 2023 with the Texas Rangers, the first of this franchise that took him out of 4 years of retirement; They convinced him and made him understand that he was the right person to control the project that now enjoys the best champagne, the only one that put them as champions of the Major Leagues.
Now with this new title, Bochy adds to his profile, this is his 4th title as a champion managera number in which he equals the immortals Joe Torre, Walter Alston, leaving only 1 behind another member of the Hall of Fame, Connie Mack, and 3 behind the equally immortal Casey Stengel and Joe McCarthy .
In this good and interesting project from the Rangers, can Bochy expand his legend?
