A. J. Hinch

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A. J. Hinch is an American professional baseball manager and former catcher best known for leading the Houston Astros to a World Series title and later managing the Detroit Tigers.

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A. J. Hinch canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf baseball manager
former baseball catcher
human
bats right
collegeTeam Stanford Cardinal baseball
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1974-05-15
divisionTitlesWonAsManager American League West
educatedAt Stanford University
finalMLBSeason 2004
finalMLBTeam Philadelphia Phillies
firedBy Houston Astros
fullName Andrew Jay Hinch
givenName Andrew
hiredAsManagerBy Arizona Diamondbacks
Detroit Tigers
Houston Astros
hiredAsTigersManagerDate 2020-10-30
leagueChampionshipWonAsManager 2017 American League Championship
2019 American League Championship
leagueManagedIn Major League Baseball
managedTeam Arizona Diamondbacks
Detroit Tigers
Houston Astros
managerialDebutSeason 2009
managerialDebutTeam Arizona Diamondbacks
MLBdebutDate 1998-04-01
MLBdebutTeam Oakland Athletics
nationality American
nickname A. J. Hinch
notableFor leading the Houston Astros to the 2017 World Series title
managing the Detroit Tigers
occupation baseball manager
baseball player
placeOfBirth Waverly, Iowa, United States
linked to: Waverly, Iowa
playedFor Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Royals
Oakland Athletics
Philadelphia Phillies
positionPlayed catcher
sport baseball
suspendedBy Major League Baseball
suspensionLength one season
suspensionReason Houston Astros sign-stealing scandal
throws right
wonWorldSeriesWith Houston Astros
WorldSeriesTitleAsManager 2017
yearOfSuspension 2020

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