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Ozzie Guillen became the first Latino manager to win a World Series in 2005

MLB says Guillen later managed Tiburones de La Guaira to its first Caribbean Series championship in 2024.

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MLB says Guillen led the Chicago White Sox to the 2005 World Series title, their first since 1917, with an 11-1 postseason record. He later managed Tiburones de La Guaira to its first Caribbean Series championship in 2024, joining Tommy Lasorda as the only managers to win both. The White Sox retired Guillen’s No. 13 in August 2026, honoring his 13 years as a player and eight as manager.

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MLB@MLBDYK: Ozzie Guillen became the first Latino manager to win a World Series when he led the Chicago White Sox to their 2005 title and the franchise’s first championship since 1917. The White Sox went 11-1 that Postseason. Last August, the White Sox retired Guillen’s No. 13, honoring his 13 years as a player and 8 years as manager. Guillen also managed the 2024 Tiburones de La Guaira to its first Caribbean Series championship. He joined Hall of Famer Tommy Lasorda as the only managers to win a World Series and a Caribbean Series. #HHM2h
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    MLB@MLBDYK: Ozzie Guillen became the first Latino manager to win a World Series when he led the Chicago White Sox to their 2005 title and the franchise’s first championship since 1917. The White Sox went 11-1 that Postseason. Last August, the White Sox retired Guillen’s No. 13, honoring his 13 years as a player and 8 years as manager. Guillen also managed the 2024 Tiburones de La Guaira to its first Caribbean Series championship. He joined Hall of Famer Tommy Lasorda as the only managers to win a World Series and a Caribbean Series. #HHM2h
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