See the career statistics and achievements of Joe Maddon, the former manager of the Tampa Bay Rays and the Chicago Cubs. Find out his wins, losses, World Series, pennants, and awards as a manager.

Joe Maddon has worked in baseball his whole life. First as a ballplayer, then in pretty much every other job you can have, starting with junior scout and ending with major league manager.

Joe Maddon is ready for his next ‘meaty’ baseball adventure — and perhaps not as a manager. Five teams have changed managers in the 323 days since the Angels freed up Joe Maddon’s golf ...

Inside the MLB Culture Wars That Led to Joe Maddon’s Firing How could a World Series-winning manager with 19 years of experience lose his job over a 12-game sample? The answer is about much...

Joe Maddon's refusal of Cubs' front office order doomed him for the rest of his tenure. It's been well documented that by the time Maddon's tenure with the Cubs reached its final season in 2019 ...

The Angels parted ways with manager Joe Maddon on Tuesday, citing his inability to turn around a top-heavy roster that lacks pitching and depth. Third base coach Phil Nevin will take over as the interim manager for the rest of the season.

Joe Maddon was on the line. He had just been fired as Angels manager. And the first thing he said was that he found the moment “liberating.” A transcript of the interview: Were you surprised?

Maddon agreed to a three-year deal to become the Los Angeles Angels’ manager on Wednesday, reuniting the World Series-winning former bench boss of the Chicago Cubs with the organization where he spent the first three decades of his baseball career.

Joe Maddon is a former manager of the Tampa Bay Rays and Chicago Cubs, who won the AL Manager of the Year and World Series in 2008 and 2016. Find out his stats, awards, news, videos and more on MLB.com.