for one more year before moving to the New York Mets. Torborg wasn't as successful with the Mets as he was with the White Sox. A year after leading the White Sox to an 87–75 record, Torborg's 1992 New York Mets posted a 70–92 record. After starting the 1993 season with a 13–25 record, the Mets fired Torborg and replaced him with Dallas Green. For the rest of the 1990s, Torborg kept busy working as a sportscaster for the likes of CBS Radio and Fox. At CBS Radio, Torborg served as a color commentator for three World Series (1995–1997) alongside Vin Scully. And while at Fox, Torborg served as a color commentator from 1996–2000. Torborg returned to managing, first with the Montreal Expos in 2001 and then the Florida Marlins in 2002. In 2003, Torborg was fired from the Florida Marlins after they started off the season with a 16–22 record. Jack McKeon was hired to replace him and led the team to a 2003 World Series victory. Torborg then returned to broadcasting for Fox. He served as the color commentator for Atlanta Braves games on FSN South and Turner South in 2006, where he was partnered with Bob Rathbun. However, neither Torborg nor Rathbun was retained for the 2007 season. Managerial record Personal life Torborg is of Danish descent. His son, Dale, is a former professional wrestler and his daughter-in-law, Christi Wolf, is a bodybuilder and former professional wrestler. For more than 25 years, Torborg lived with his family in a home in Mountainside, New Jersey. Torborg has Parkinson's disease and no longer signs autographs. References External links Major League Baseball catchers Los Angeles Dodgers players California Angels players Minor league baseball managers Manager of the Year Award winners All-American college baseball players Cleveland Indians managers Chicago White Sox managers New York Mets managers Montreal Expos managers Florida Marlins managers Atlanta Braves announcers New York Yankees coaches Major League Baseball broadcasters Rutgers Scarlet Knights baseball players Sportspeople from Plainfield, New Jersey People from Westfield, New Jersey Baseball players from New Jersey 1941 births Living people Cleveland Indians coaches Albuquerque Dukes players Arizona Instructional League Dodgers players Westfield High School (New Jersey) alumni People with Parkinson's disease