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==Playing Career==

==Playing career==

Francona was selected with the 22nd pick of the 1980 [[Amateur Draft]] by the [[Montreal Expos]] out of the University of [[Arizona]]. He made his big league bebut with the Expos during the 1981 season. After five years with the Expos, he spent single seasons with the [[Chicago Cubs]], [[Cincinnati Reds]] and [[Cleveland Indians]] before finishing his career with two years in Milwaukee. Francona hit .274 with 16 home runs and 143 RBI's over his ten year career. He also made one pitching appearance on May 15 of the 1989 season against the [[Oakland Athletics]]. Francona pitched a perfect eighth inning by retiring [[Terry Steinbach]] and [[Tony Phillips]] before striking out [[Stan Javier]] on three pitches.

Francona was selected with the 22nd pick of the 1980 [[Amateur Draft]] by the [[Montreal Expos]] out of the University of [[Arizona]]. He made his big league bebut with the Expos during the 1981 season. After five years with the Expos, he spent single seasons with the [[Chicago Cubs]], [[Cincinnati Reds]] and [[Cleveland Indians]] before finishing his career with two years in Milwaukee. Francona hit .274 with 16 home runs and 143 RBI's over his ten year career. He also made one pitching appearance on May 15 of the 1989 season against the [[Oakland Athletics]]. Francona pitched a perfect eighth inning by retiring [[Terry Steinbach]] and [[Tony Phillips]] before striking out [[Stan Javier]] on three pitches.

==Managerial Career==

==Managerial career==

''Minor Leagues''

''Minor Leagues''

==References==

==References==

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[[Category: Baseball Managers]]

[[Category:Baseball Managers]]

[[Category: Baseball Players]]

[[Category:Baseball Players]]