New York Yankees General Managers

Like many of the major league baseball teams in the early days of baseball, the team manager often served as general manager in addition to his managerial duties. The New York Yankees were no exception. The team's first business manager was Harry Sparrow, while the team's official General Manager was Ed Barrow. Among those to have served as GM were Larry and Lee MacPhail, George Weiss, Gabe Paul, as well as former managers Ralph Houk, Gene Michael and Lou Piniella. Even owner Dan Topping's son Dan Jr. served a brief stint as team GM.

Yankees General Managers
Name	Years
Clark Griffith	1903 to 1908
Kid Elberfeld	1908
George Stallings	1908 to 1910
Hal Chase	1910 to 1911
Harry Wolverton	1911 to 1912
Frank Chance	1913 to 1914
Roger Peckinpaugh	1914
Harry Sparrow	1915 to 1920
Miller Huggins	1920
Ed Barrow	1920 to 1945
Larry MacPhail	1945 to 1947
George Weiss	1947 to 1960
Roy Hamey	1960 to 1963
Ralph Houk	1963 to 1966
Dan Topping, Jr.	1966
Lee MacPhail	1966 to 1973
Gabe Paul	1973 to 1977
Cedric Tallis	1977 to 1979
Gene Michael	1979 to 1980
Cedric Tallis and Bill Bergesch	1980 to 1983
Murray Cook	1983 to 1984
Bill Bergesch and Clyde King	1984
Clyde King	1984 to 1986
Woody Woodward	1986 to 1987
Lou Piniella	1987 to 1988
Bob Quinn	1988 to 1989
Syd Thrift	1989
Bob Quinn	1989
Harding Peterson and George Bradley	1989 to 1990
Gene Michael	1990 to 1995
Bob Watson	1995 to 1998
Brian Cashman	1998 to Present

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