The Phillies announced that they have signed Thomson to a two-year contract to remain as their manager until 2024, earning him a wild-card berth to Philadelphia. Today we will discuss about Rob Thomson: Wife| Family life| Family background.
Rob Thomson: Wife| Family life| Family background
Robert Lewis Thomson (born August 16, 1963) is a Canadian former minor league baseball player, currently manager of the Philadelphia Phillies.
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| Born: August 16, 1963 Sarnia, Ontario, Canada |
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Throws: Right
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| Managerial record | 65–46 |
| Winning % | .586 |
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| Member of the Canadian | |
 Baseball Hall of Fame |
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| Induction | 2019 |
Wife
Rob Thomson is married to Michelle Thomson, they were married in the United States of America. His wife is a private person and lives in Sebringville, Ontario, which is a 1 hour 45 minute drive from Toronto. The couple has two daughters. In the past, Thomson lived in Tampa Bay, Florida, and Manhattan, New York. When it comes to baseball manager weight loss and height, Rob Thomson stands at an attractive height of 1.83 meters and has a good body weight which suits his personality. As of mid-2022, Thomson and his wife Michelle Thomson are still married and living a happy life with their children.
Family life
Thomson lives with his wife Michelle in Sebringville, Ontario, a 1 hour and 45 minute drive from Toronto. In the past, Thomson lived in Tampa Bay, Florida and Manhattan, New York. They have two daughters.
Family background
Philadelphia’s Rob Thomson became the first Canadian to manage a major league game in his home country when he led the Phillies against the Toronto Blue Jays on Tuesday night.
“It’s great to be at home,” Thomson said before batting practice. “I love coming back here. I love the ballpark, especially when the roof is open. I have a lot of family and friends here. It means a lot.”
Among those friends were eight former mates on the 1984 Canadian Olympic baseball team, for whom Thomson, 58, was the catcher.
“I think they rented a suit,” Thomson said. “I don’t know how they got the money. Would love to see them too.”
Thomson is a town on the Michigan border from Sarnia, Ontario, about 200 miles west of Toronto. He was promoted from his role as interim manager to bench coach after Joe Girardi was fired on 3 June.
