MLB Manager of the Year and First Skipper Fired Odds - 2026

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If you’re a manager in MLB, the only thing that really matters is “What have you done for me lately”.

Case in point:

  • These former Manager of the Year winners are either out of work or with a new team:
    • Brandon Hyde 2023 (Orioles)
    • Rocco Baldelli 2019 (Twins)
    • Bob Melvin 2018 (A’s)
    • Skip Schumaker 2023 (Marlins, currently Rangers manager)
    • Buck Showalter 2022 (Mets)
    • Gabe Kapler 2021 (Giants)
    • Don Mattingly 2020 (Marlins)
    • Mike Shildt 2019 (Cardinals)

BetOnline.ag’s Manager of the Year Award odds are featured here along with the first manager fired in 2026.

Some more notes, as I love my bullet points:

  • Pat Murphy of the Brewers won back-to-back MOY awards. The only other NL manager to do that was Bobby Cox in 2004/05.
  • Stephen Vogt of the Guardians also won back-to-back MOY awards. The only other AL manager to do that was Kevin Cash in 2020/21.
  • Pat Murphy is the opening NL favorite.
  • Stephen Vogt is not the favorite in the AL.
  • There were nine new managerial hirings in the offseason.
2026 American League Manager of The Year
Dan Wilson (SEA)3/1 
John Schneider (TOR)7/2(+350)
Stephen Vogt (CLE)5/1 
A.J. Hinch (DET)8/1 
Craig Albenaz (BAL)10/1 
Alex Cora (BOS)12/1 
Aaron Boone (NYY)14/1 
Skip Schumaker (TEX)18/1 
Kevin Cash (TB)22/1 
Joe Espada (HOU)28/1 
Derek Shelton (MIN)40/1 
Matt Quatraro (KC)50/1 
Kurt Suzuki (LAA)66/1 
Mark Kotsay (A's)66/1 
Will Venable (CWS)66/1 
2026 National League Manager of The Year
Pat Murphy (MIL)9/2(+450)
Craig Counsell (CHC)5/1 
Walt Weiss (ATL)11/2(+550)
Craig Stammen (SD)7/1 
Dave Roberts (LAD)10/1 
Carlos Mendoza (NYM)12/1 
Tony Vitello (SF)12/1 
Blake Butera (WSH)15/1 
Clayton McCullough (MIA)15/1 
Don Kelly (PIT)25/1 
Oliver Marmol (STL)25/1 
Rob Thomson (PHI)25/1 
Terry Francona (CIN)25/1 
Torey Lovullo (ARI)25/1 
Warren Schaeffer (COL)100/1 
First Manager Fired  
Aaron Boone (NYY)11/2(+550)
A.J. Hinch (DET)17/2(+850)
John Schneider (TOR)19/2(+950)
Joe Espada (HOU)10/1 
Alex Cora (BOS)12/1 
Matt Quatrar0 (KC)12/1 
Carlos Mendoza (NYM)15/1 
Rob Thomson (PHI)15/1 
Mark Kotsay (A's)18/1 
Kevin Cash (TB)20/1 
Oliver Marmol (STL)20/1 
Torey Lovullo (ARI)20/1 
Craig Counsell (CHC)25/1 
Don Kelly (PIT)25/1 
Dan Wilson (SEA)25/1 
Stephen Vogt (CLE)25/1 
Dave Roberts (LAD)33/1 
Derek Shelton (MIN)33/1 
Pat Murphy (MIL)33/1 
Skip Schumaker (TEX)33/1 
Craig Albenaz (BAL)40/1 
Terry Francona (CIN)40/1 
Will Venable (CWS)40/1 
Blake Butera (WSH)50/1 
Clayton McCullough (MIA)50/1 
Craig Stammen (SD)50/1 
Kurt Suzuki (LAA)50/1 
Tony Vitello (SF)50/1 
Walt Weiss (ATL)50/1 
Warren Schaeffer (COL)50/1 

- BetOnline Press

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