A manager I respected - RIP, Mr. Anderson.
This may not be the place for this, but I'm reminded of a piece that Bill James wrote years ago about what various baseball managers would be doing if there were no baseball. The two I remember were - Billy Martin would be doing five to ten for manslaughter, and Sparky Anderson would be a house painter. When I read it, I thought, yeah, I could imagine both of those being true.
I can also remember seeing an television interview where he was humorously complaining that people thought that he was much older than Mickey Mantle, when in fact he was three years younger.