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Leonard Joseph Okrie (July 16, 1923 –
April 12, 2018) was an
American catcher and
coach in
Major League Baseball. Born in Detroit,
Okrie stood 6'2" (188 cm)...
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Frank Anthony Okrie (October 27, 1896 –
October 16, 1959),
nicknamed "Lefty", was an
American Major League Baseball (MLB) pitcher.
Okrie appeared in 21...
- 2017)
Giuseppe Madini,
Italian professional football player (d. 1998) Len
Okrie,
American catcher (d. 2018) July 18
Jerome H. Lemelson,
American inventor...
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George Susce: 1950–1954
Mickey Owen: 1955–1956 Len
Okrie: 1961–1962 Al Lakeman: 1963–1964 Len
Okrie: 1965–1966 Al Lakeman: 1967 – June 9, 1969
George Thomas:...
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Minnesota Twins bullpen coach 1969 Succeeded by Buck
Rodgers Preceded by Len
Okrie Detroit Tigers bullpen coach 1971–1973 Succeeded by Jim
Hegan Preceded by...
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Northey Outfielder John O'Donoghue
Pitcher John O'Donoghue
Pitcher Frank Okrie Len
Okrie Catcher Ed
Olivares Outfielder Omar
Olivares Pitcher Bob
Oliver First...
- was
killed while trying to
hijack an
airplane Len
Lovett (1852-1922) Len
Okrie (1923-2018) Len Rice (1918-1992) Len
Stockwell (1859-1905)
Basketball Len...
- Baseball-Reference.com.
Retrieved 2009-07-28. "Frank
Okrie Statistics". Baseball-Reference.com.
Retrieved 2009-07-28. "Len
Okrie Statistics". Baseball-Reference.com....
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following season. It was here that
Montgomery was
encouraged by
manager Len
Okrie to
switch positions to catcher, in
order to
improve his
chances of being...
- July 17, 2021 – 2022 Mike Roarke: 1965–1966 Hal Naragon: 1967–1969 Len
Okrie: 1970
Charlie Silvera: 1971–1973 Jim Hegan: 1974–1978 Dan Whitmer: 1992–1994...
