We can now easily find sortable databases for player stats, notably pitching, fielding, and hitting.  But I haven't found anything that is useful for managerial stats.  These are the decisions we most like to debate, and we think we hold our field generals accountable, while we scrutinize every  move, and yet nobody is keeping score.  Since much of this is club dependent, it would be best to have graphics like fangraphs to chart any evolution through a career.  But I'm not picky, and any type of sortable tabulation would be better than nothing..

Here are a few of the most obvious stats related to player substitution I would like to see:

Starter IP
Starter Pitch Count
Pitchers per 9 innings
Fielders per 9 innings
Pinch Hitters
Pinch Runners
Double Switches
Rookie Pitcher Games Started
Rookie Fielder Games Started

Then a couple in-game situations called upon the pitchers:

IBB
Pickoff Attempt

Hitting and Base Running situations are more difficult since they may not be executed, or have multiple possible outcomes.  But what is important here is if the manager put it into play:

Sacrifice Bunt Attempt
Hit and Run Attempt
Suicide Squeeze Attempt
Double Steel Attempt

Clearly some of the interests,like defining a manager as having an early hook could be gleaned from team pitching stats.  But it is about time that Manager Stats got their own page, were easy to sort for comparison, and easy to plot year to year.  It could make it easier to show how a given manager adapted over the years to the clubs they've had, or if they generally became more conservative with age, or any other conclusions one might want to assert and use stats to back-up.

If someone knows where to find this now, please identify.  Any other ideas of stats to be included and/or how to get this implemented would be interesting.  Or even if you think this would be useless trivia, go ahead and tee off.