Manny Trillo
Baseball Player
Former Phillies All Star Von Hayes named to manage Camden Riversharks...Phillies in a controversial "five for one" deal. In exchange for Hayes, the Phillies sent Jay Baller, Julio Franco, Manny Trillo, George Vukovich and Jerry Willard to the Indians. It was with the Phillies where Hayes spent the majority... In this article: Philadelphia Phillies, Camden Riversharks, Cleveland Indians, National League Most Valuable Player, American League Rookie of the Year, Jerry Willard, and Lancaster Barnstormers |
-
Wikipedia | May 31, 2009
Jay Baller
...leagues. Baller was a throw-in player in a major trade after the 1982 season, as the Cleveland Indians sent Von Hayes to the Phillies in exchange for Julio Franco, Manny Trillo, George Vukovich, Jerry Willard, and Baller. He spent the...
In this article: Jay Scot Baller, Philadelphia Phillies, Chicago Cubs, Kansas City Royals, Chicago, Canby High School, Jerry Willard, and Von Hayes
-
1983 Cleveland Indians season
...Brewers for Gorman Thomas, Ernie Camacho and Jamie Easterly. August 17, 1983: Manny Trillo was traded by the Indians to the Montreal Expos for Don Carter (minors) and $300,000. Note: Pos = Position; G = Games played; AB = At Bats; H =...
In this article: Cleveland Indians, Rick Manning, Jerry Willard, Ed Whitson, Von Hayes, Pat Tabler, Jamie Easterly, and Gorman Thomas
-
1983 Philadelphia Phillies season
...Montanez was released by the Phillies. December 9, 1982: Manny Trillo, Jay Baller, Julio Franco, George Vukovich, and Jerry Willard were traded by the Phillies to the Cleveland Indians for Von Hayes. December 14, 1982: Mike Krukow, Mark...
In this article: Philadelphia Phillies, Los Angeles Dodgers, Chicago Cubs, San Diego Padres, National League East Division, Steve Carlton, New York Mets, St. Louis Cardinals, Veterans Stadium, and Mike Schmidt
-
Manny Trillo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Cleveland Indians (1983) Montreal Expos (1983) San Francisco Giants (1984–1985) ... Marcano (Manny) Trillo (born December ... Manny Trillo at Baseball Almanac ...
-
www.angelfire.com
#79 Manny Trillo, Second Base, 33 yrs, Cleveland Indians ...
#79 Manny Trillo, Second Base, 33 yrs, Cleveland Indians. Saturday, 7/3/1984. Name : Nickname : ... Manny Trillo. 12/25/1950. 33. VENEZUELA,, 6"1. 164. Second ...
-
www.carluvers.com
cars - Manny Trillo
Cars - Manny Trillo ... (1979-82), Cleveland Indians (1983), Montreal Expos (1983), San Francisco Giants ... four-time All-Star, Manny Trillo batted .263 in his ...
-
www.whatifsports.com
Manny Trillo - MLB player profile page from WhatifSports
Check out Manny Trillo career batting and fielding statistics including Batting Average, Hits, Home Runs, RBI ... 1983 Cleveland Indians. X $1.77M. 1983 ...
-
baseball1976.blogspot.com
Project Baseball 1976: 1976 Topps #206 - Manny Trillo
... that brought Von Hayes from the Cleveland Indians to the Phillies. ... Cleveland Indians (7) Houston Astros (7) Los Angeles Dodgers (7) New York Yankees (7) ...
-
sportsillustrated.cnn.com
Manny Trillo - Stats, Bio - MLB Baseball - SI.com
Find Manny Trillo news, fantasy updates, scores, and stats at SI.com ... Cleveland Indians. 2B. 87. 0. 172. 269. 5. 58 .989. 0.00 .000. 1983. Montreal Expos. 2B. 31. 0 ...
Trends
Loading...
More on Manny Trillo
Description from Wikipedia:
Jesús Manuel Marcano (Manny) Trillo (born December 25, 1950 in Caripito, Venezuela), also nicknamed "Indio", is a former Major League Baseball second baseman and shortstop who played for the Oakland Athletics (1973–74), Chicago Cubs (1975–78, 1986–88), Philadelphia Phillies (1979–82), Cleveland Indians (1983), Montreal Expos (1983), San Francisco Giants (1984–85) and Cincinnati Reds (1989). Originally signed as a catcher by the Phillies in 1968, he started his Major League career with Oakland on June 28, 1973. After being traded with two other players in exchange for Billy Williams, he was the Cubs' regular second baseman for four seasons before returning to Philadelphia in an 8-player trade. Trillo batted a career-high .292 for the 1980 World Series-winning Phillies, and was named MVP of the National League Championship Series when he hit .381 with four runs batted in against the Houston Astros. Trillo won his third Gold Glove Award in 1982, when he set a since-broken major-league record for consecutive errorless chances at second base (479), falling two games short of Joe Morgan's record 91-game errorless streak.
A four-time All-Star, Trillo batted .263 in his career.
- Birth Date:
- December 25, 1950
- Position:
- Second baseman
- Bats:
- Right
- Debut Date:
- June 28
- Debut team:
- Oakland Athletics
- Career Highlights:
- * 4x All-Star selection (1977, 1981, 1982, 1983)
Explore everything named Manny Trillo...
