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Article: Twins Add To Coaching Staff

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Twins officially announced their final coach:

 

 

TWINS FINALIZE COACHING STAFF

 

Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN – The Minnesota Twins announced today their final coaching addition for the 2019 season.  Former Chicago Cubs, New York Yankees and Tampa Bay Rays coach Bill Evers will serve as Major League Coach under Manager Rocco Baldelli.

 

Evers, 64, will also assist with catching instruction at the major league level.  The New York native has spent over 30 years as a major league coach, minor league coach, minor league manager and minor league field coordinator for the Cubs, Yankees and Rays.  Evers joined Tampa Bay during their inaugural season in 1998, and managed the Triple-A Durham Bulls from 1998-2005.  He joined the Rays major league staff for the 2006-2007 seasons as bench coach under Manager Joe Maddon.  Evers was a scout for the Rays for the 2008-2009 seasons and has been serving as the Rays minor league field coordinator since 2010.

 

Evers compiled a 1,381-1,206 record (.534) as a minor league manager and with more than 2,500 games managed he ranks among all-time minor league leaders.

Twins officially announced their final coach:

 

 

TWINS FINALIZE COACHING STAFF

 

Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN – The Minnesota Twins announced today their final coaching addition for the 2019 season. Former Chicago Cubs, New York Yankees and Tampa Bay Rays coach Bill Evers will serve as Major League Coach under Manager Rocco Baldelli.

 

Evers, 64, will also assist with catching instruction at the major league level. The New York native has spent over 30 years as a major league coach, minor league coach, minor league manager and minor league field coordinator for the Cubs, Yankees and Rays. Evers joined Tampa Bay during their inaugural season in 1998, and managed the Triple-A Durham Bulls from 1998-2005. He joined the Rays major league staff for the 2006-2007 seasons as bench coach under Manager Joe Maddon. Evers was a scout for the Rays for the 2008-2009 seasons and has been serving as the Rays minor league field coordinator since 2010.

 

Evers compiled a 1,381-1,206 record (.534) as a minor league manager and with more than 2,500 games managed he ranks among all-time minor league leaders.

Seth, is the asst pitching coach the BP coach? Are they doing away with that definition?

 

So they’ve gone from the previous stinkers to giving Evers his chance?

Success guaranteed if he can bring 3 Fingers Brown with him...

 

Seth, is the asst pitching coach the BP coach? Are they doing away with that definition?

 

I saw it was mentioned by Dan Hayes that Hefner would be handing bullpen duties but wouldn't necessarily start the game in the bullpen.

 

 

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So they’ve gone from the previous stinkers to giving Evers his chance?

Sad Lexicon indeed

So they’ve gone from the previous stinkers to giving Evers his chance?

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So they’ve gone from the previous stinkers to giving Evers his chance?

I got it!

 

Not gonna lie, took me about a minute and a half to two minutes, but I got it!

 

So they’ve gone from the previous stinkers to giving Evers his chance?

 

I don't drink, but if I did, I'd have to say that my stein fel(d)t pretty good about these choices.

 

I saw it was mentioned by Dan Hayes that Hefner would be handing bullpen duties but wouldn't necessarily start the game in the bullpen.

 

Are they going to use an Opener out there? 

 

So they’ve gone from the previous stinkers to giving Evers his chance?

 

 

I got it!

Not gonna lie, took me about a minute and a half to two minutes, but I got it!

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