tell you that." He finished with a record of 780 wins and 636 losses. Of the six managers to have lasted for twelve seasons in the position in Major League Baseball, Manuel is the only one to have won 1,000 games. He is also one of just a dozen managers to have won a thousand games without having also lost a thousand as well (of those, six are in the Hall of Fame). Despite stepping down, Manuel returned to the Philles in 2019 as a senior advisor to the General Manager. Philadelphia Phillies hitting coach 2019 On August 13, 2019, he was hired as the hitting coach of the Phillies, replacing John Mallee. Managerial record Personal life Manuel has survived a heart attack, quadruple bypass surgery, a blocked and infected colon, and kidney cancer. During his time with the Indians, he worked in the dugout with a colostomy bag beneath his jacket. Manuel's mother June died on October 10, 2008, at age 87, in Buena Vista, Virginia. She had suffered a heart attack earlier in the week. In 2015, he was married to his wife, Melissa "Missy" Martin. He lives with his wife in Florida. He has two children, Chuck and Julie; three step-children, Collin, Hailey and Allie; and five grandchildren. See also List of Major League Baseball managers by wins References External links Charlie Manuel at SABR (Baseball BioProject) Charlie Manuel at Baseball Almanac Charlie Manuel at Baseballbiography.com Charlie Manuel Philadelphia Phillies Bio 1944 births Living people Albuquerque Dukes players American expatriate baseball players in Japan Baseball players from Virginia Baseball players from West Virginia Charlotte Hornets (baseball) players Cleveland Indians coaches Cleveland Indians managers Colorado Springs Sky Sox managers Evansville Triplets players Florida Instructional League Twins players Kintetsu Buffaloes players Los Angeles Dodgers players Major League Baseball outfielders Minnesota Twins players Nippon Professional Baseball designated hitters Nippon Professional Baseball MVP Award winners Orlando Twins players People from Buena Vista, Virginia People from Grayson County, Virginia People from Northfork, West Virginia People from Wythe County, Virginia Portland Beavers players Philadelphia Phillies coaches Philadelphia Phillies managers Portland Beavers managers Sportspeople from Winter Haven, Florida Tacoma Twins players Toledo Mud Hens managers Wisconsin Rapids Twins players Wytheville Twins players Yakult Swallows players World Series-winning managers