In 2001, the Florida Marlins had two individuals serve as manager during their ninth season in Major League Baseball (MLB): John Boles and Tony Pérez.
Managerial Leadership in 2001
The 2001 Florida Marlins season was marked by a leadership change as the team sought to improve their performance from the previous year. While a single manager typically oversees a full season, it is not uncommon for teams to make adjustments mid-season if results are not meeting expectations.
- John Boles started the 2001 season as the manager for the Florida Marlins.
- Tony Pérez later assumed the role of manager during the same year, taking over leadership duties partway through the season.
This dual leadership meant that both Boles and Pérez guided the team through different periods of their National League campaign. For more insights into the team's journey and managerial changes during that period, additional information can be found regarding the 2001 Florida Marlins season.
2001 Florida Marlins Managers
| Manager Name | Role in 2001 Season |
|---|---|
| John Boles | Manager |
| Tony Pérez | Manager |
