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Current manager of the Boston Red Sox, John Farrell was signed as a 2nd round pick in the 1984 amateur draft by the Cleveland Indians and scout Red Gaskill. After his playing career ended, Farrell spent several seasons working in the Indians' front office. In 2004 he was the Indians' director of player development. He was named Boston Red Sox pitching coach for the 2007 season. He would serve in the position for four seasons. Farrell led the Red Sox to an ERA title in 2007, and the club had a 4.25 overall ERA during his tenure, ranking 5th in the American League. The Boston Chapter of the BBWAA selected Farrell as the winner of the Red Sox Good Guy Award in 2009. Hoping to build upon his expertise with pitchers, the Toronto Blue Jays presented him as their new manager on October 25, 2010, replacing the departing Cito Gaston. He spent two seasons at the Jays' helm. 2011 was promising, as the team played for .500 and seemed to be close to breaking out into the leaders' pack in the AL East. However, the season ended on a down note for Farrell, as he had to take a leave of absence from the team because of pneumonia on August 25th and was replaced by coach Don Wakamatsu. In 2012, the Jays started well, but injuries, especially to pitchers, took their toll, and they progressively fell back in the standings, finishing only ahead of the Red Sox, who had an even more difficult season. Indeed, Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine resigned after only one season at the helm, and GM Ben Cherington had only one person in mind to replace him - Farrell. The announcement was made on October 20th, with the Blue Jays receiving infielder Mike Aviles in compensation for allowing their skipper to leave with a year left on his contract. Farrell is the father of infielder Jeremy Farrell who is in the Pittsburgh Pirates organization and Shane Farrell who pitches for Marshall University. He is the son of Tom Farrell (Indians farmhand, 1953-1955).
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