Showing posts with label Scott Coolbaugh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scott Coolbaugh. Show all posts

Saturday, May 26, 2018

Manny Machado Rumors Heat Up As Talks Remain Cool

How ironic that a team slashing one of the lowest payrolls in baseball has a manager with the last name Cash.

MASN Sports

Saturday, January 6, 2018

Diamondbacks Have Renewed Interest In Manny Machado

I’ve heard that the Yankees and Red Sox have been “secondary players” throughout the process relative to the Cardinals initially and the Diamondbacks and White Sox. I’m told again that the Diamondbacks doubled back with renewed interest.

MASN Sports

Friday, January 8, 2016

Orioles Not Willing To Go Beyond One-Year Deal For Denard Span

The Orioles liked Span as a right fielder and leadoff hitter, but they weren't offering more than one season. The deal would have been loaded with incentives.

MASN Sports

Thursday, January 7, 2016

Mark Quinn Ready To Return To The Big Leagues

Mark Quinn acknowledged Thursday that when he was first approached about becoming the Orioles’ new assistant hitting coach, he wasn’t sure if he was ready. Quinn had built a highly successful baseball academy in Houston, where he found his post-playing-career passion in teaching hitting at a variety of levels for the past eight years.

Capital Gazette

Friday, December 19, 2014

Orioles Bring Aboard Scott Coolbaugh As Hitting Coach

The Orioles have announced that Scott Coolbaugh, who spent the last eight seasons in the Rangers organization, will fill their vacancy as their Major League hitting coach.

Baltimore Official Site

Thursday, December 18, 2014

Rangers Interested In Brandon Beachy

The Rangers have expressed interest in free-agent right-hander Brandon Beachy, his representative said. Beachy is recovering from Tommy John surgery

Dallas News

Tuesday, November 19, 2013

Scott Coolbaugh Promoted To Minors Hitting Instructor

The Rangers have promoted Scott Coolbaugh to Minor League hitting instructor. Coolbaugh spent last season as the hitting coach at Triple-A Round Rock. He was the Rangers' hitting instructor in 2010-12 before being replaced by Dave Magadan last season.

Texas Official Site

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Scott Coolbaugh Promoted To Big League Job

Round Rock Express hitting coach Scott Coolbaugh was promoted to the same position with the Texas Rangers on Wednesday, replacing Thad Bosley, who was relieved of his duties earlier in the day.

Thursday, November 18, 2010

Coolbaugh Field Draws Stars

St. Louis Cardinals star Albert Pujols and other current and former major-leaguers will be on hand today at Canyon Springs Golf Club for the annual Mike Coolbaugh Memorial Golf Tournament.

Sunday, November 14, 2010

Scott Coolbaugh Could Be Candidate For Rangers Hitting Coach Opening

The Rangers are looking for a hitting coach with "presence" and one who can continue Hurdle's emphasis on situational hitting and playing winning offensive baseball. Two in-house candidates who could emerge are Johnny Narron, who has been a special assignment coach for the past three years with emphasis on hitting, and Triple-A Oklahoma City hitting coach Scott Coolbaugh.

Thursday, December 3, 2009

Scott Coolbaugh Hitting Coach, Terry Clark Pitching Coach For Oklahoma City (Rangers Triple-A)

Former Oklahoma City 89er Scott Coolbaugh, 43, will handle hitting and position player coaching duties. Approaching his fourth season in the system, Scott Coolbaugh spent the 2007-08 seasons as the Double-A Frisco RoughRiders' hitting coach before joining the RedHawks last season.

MiLB

Thursday, October 29, 2009

Carney Lansford, Gerald Perry, & Clint Hurdle Being Considered For Rangers Hitting Coach Job, Scott Coolbaugh Is Not

The Rangers are hoping to have a new hitting coach on the payroll by the end of next week, if their timetable for the interview process isn't disrupted.

Dallas News

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

Memphis Ties Woven Into Story Of Minor League Coach's Death

Two years ago this week, on a warm, muggy evening, a freak accident on a minor league baseball field in North Little Rock, Ark., stunned the sport.

Memphis Commercial Appeal

Saturday, May 23, 2009

Tragedy Won't Be Forgotten

Scott Coolbaugh thinks about his late brother every day, especially when he puts on his batting helmet to coach first base for the Oklahoma City RedHawks.

Las Vegas Review-Journal