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- Q7292435 description "American baseball executive".
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- Q7292435 abstract "Randall Edward Smith (born June 15, 1963, in Houston, Texas), is an executive in Major League Baseball and has served as general manager of the San Diego Padres (1993–95) and the Detroit Tigers (1996–2002) and assistant general manager for the Colorado Rockies (1991–93). He currently serves as the vice president of player development and international scouting for the San Diego Padres.The son of baseball executive Tal Smith, Randy Smith became the GM of the Padres midseason in 1993 at age 29. At the time, he was the youngest general manager in baseball history. In his time as Padres GM, he acquired future MVP Ken Caminiti and eventual all-stars Trevor Hoffman, Andy Ashby, Steve Finley and Brad Ausmus. In a highly criticized trade at the time, Smith traded star Gary Sheffield to the Florida Marlins for Trevor Hoffman. Although Hoffman went on to set the major league record for saves with 601 (552 with the Padres) and his number is retired in San Diego, Sheffield was twice as productive after the trade, generating 53.1 wins above replacement compared to only 27.2 for Hoffman. Smith spent six years as the vice president of baseball operations and general manager for Detroit Tigers, in which the team received Organization of the Year Honors from Baseball America and Howe Sportdata in 1997. He was also named Baseball America's American League Executive of the Year in 1997. Smith inherited a Tigers roster that was in flux with the retirements of former all-stars Alan Trammell and Lou Whitaker, as well as longtime manager Sparky Anderson. In an effort to obtain young and inexpensive talent, Smith traded away highly paid all-stars Travis Fryman and Cecil Fielder. Smith was known for several trades involving the Tigers and his former team, the San Diego Padres, and for several trades with the Houston Astros, where his father Tal Smith was president of baseball operations.Catcher Brad Ausmus was involved in five trades by Smith, being acquired three times and twice being traded away.Under Smith, the Tigers acquired a host of young players that were listed as "Top 100 Prospects" by Baseball America, including former top-10 prospects Brian Hunter, Andujar Cedeno, and Matt Drews. Despite the collection of younger talent, the Tigers failed to achieve a winning record in any of Smith's seven seasons with the club. The pitching, attendance, and payroll ranked near the bottom of the American League until the move to Comerica Park in 2000.Following a 0–6 start to the 2002 season, Smith was fired along with manager Phil Garner. He then returned to the San Diego Padres in 2003 as special assistant to the general manager.".
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- Q7292435 dateOfBirth "1963-06-15".
- Q7292435 name "Smith, Randall".
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- Q7292435 comment "Randall Edward Smith (born June 15, 1963, in Houston, Texas), is an executive in Major League Baseball and has served as general manager of the San Diego Padres (1993–95) and the Detroit Tigers (1996–2002) and assistant general manager for the Colorado Rockies (1991–93). He currently serves as the vice president of player development and international scouting for the San Diego Padres.The son of baseball executive Tal Smith, Randy Smith became the GM of the Padres midseason in 1993 at age 29.".
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