The 66-year-old had a franchise-record 921 wins in 11 years with Cleveland, 744 in seven seasons with Boston, and 285 in his first stop at Philadelphia.

The Cincinnati Reds' final game ahead of the All-Star break saw history made at Great American Ball Park. The Reds' 4-2 victory against the Colorado Rockies saw Cincinnati's Terry Francona earn the 2,

Francona and Bruce Bochy are the only active managers to reach 2,000 career wins, according to MLB.com. Terry Francona joins Dusty Baker and Sparky Anderson as the only 2,000-win skippers to have managed the Cincinnati Reds. The Reds enter the All-Star break with a 50-47 record.