13 numbers you might not know Hall of Famer Jim Leyland's career

Perrysburg native Jim Leyland will be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday.

There might be no other place in sports where numbers matter as much as they do in Cooperstown.

So here are 13 numbers you might not know about his career.

0: The number of times he was fired in 22 years of managing in MLB. He walked away from all four of his teams.

10: Leyland is one of 10 managers in MLB history to manage a team to a pennant in both leagues.

.524: His winning percentage (44-40) in eight career postseason appearances

2: Leyland is one of two managers who have led two teams to the World Series in the first year on the job. The other is Bucky Harris (1924 Senators, 1947 Yankees).

.540: Leyland’s winning percentage with the Tigers, the best of his four teams (.496 Pirates, .451 Marlins, .444 Rockies).

7: Leyland is one of seven managers in MLB history with at least 1,700 wins and at least 40 playoff victories.

7: Leyland managed teams to winning seasons in seven of his 11 minor-league seasons in the Tigers’ system prior to becoming an assistant coach with the Chicago White Sox in 1982.

7: Leyland managed seven of his teams to at least 90 wins.

1: When Leyland was hired by the Pirates in 1985, he was given a one-year contract.

3: Leyland is one of three managers to win a manager of the year award at three times and finish as runner-up at least three times. The other two are Dusty Baker and Tony La Russa.

5: Leyland is one of five managers with at least 700 wins with two different teams (Sparky Anderson, Terry Francona, Tony La Russa, Bruce Bochy)

$100,000: Leyland's salary for his first season as manager with the Pirates in 1985.

$2 million: Leyland's rumored salary for his final season as manager with the Tigers in 2013.