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AL Manager of the Year 1 MIKE SCIOSCIA, ANGELS
Despite an abysmal 6-14 start, Scioscia guided a team with a no-name, strike-throwing bullpen and a roster full of players having career years to the winningest season in club history. NL Manager of the Year 1 TONY LA RUSSA, CARDINALS
St. Louis endured the deaths of beloved broadcaster Jack Buck and respected pitcher Darryl Kile. Injuries forced the club to tap the Italian professional league (Jason Simontacchi), an apparently washed-up veteran ( Andy Benes) and even the Milwaukee Brewers ( Jamey Wright) while using 14 pitchers to fill the rotation. La Russa nonetheless guided the Cardinals to the NL Central title. 
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