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Entering his fifth season in Chicago, Butch Hobson was the first (and only) manager in Chicago Dogs history. Hobson boasts more than 30 years of experience in both major and minor league baseball, including three seasons as manager of the Boston Red Sox. He is a University of Alabama alumnus who once played as a backup quarterback under c
Entering his fifth season in Chicago, Butch Hobson was the first (and only) manager in Chicago Dogs history. Hobson boasts more than 30 years of experience in both major and minor league baseball, including three seasons as manager of the Boston Red Sox. He is a University of Alabama alumnus who once played as a backup quarterback under coach Bear Bryant. Hobson is also a former MLB third baseman, having played for the Boston Red Sox (1975-80), California Angels (1981) and New York Yankees (1982). After retiring as a player, Hobson managed the Pawtucket Red Sox before being promoted to Boston. As manager of MLB’s Red Sox from 1992-94, Hobson led the team to 207 victories. Hobson has also managed in the Boston Red Sox minor league system, New York Mets minor league system, Philadelphia Phillies minor league system and the Independent Atlantic League’s Lancaster Barnstormers, as well as with the Mobile Bay Sharks and Nashua Pride. Hobson most recently served as manager of the Arizona Diamondbacks’ Class-A affiliate.
Brooks Carey is entering his 20th season in Pro Baseball as a coach. Hes won 2 championships, one as a pitching coach in 2008 and one as a Manager in 2019 with the Jackals. In addition he was Frontier League Manager of the Year in 2015 after leading his team to a franchise best record. Brooks has been with the BSL since 2011 and has sign
Brooks Carey is entering his 20th season in Pro Baseball as a coach. Hes won 2 championships, one as a pitching coach in 2008 and one as a Manager in 2019 with the Jackals. In addition he was Frontier League Manager of the Year in 2015 after leading his team to a franchise best record. Brooks has been with the BSL since 2011 and has signed over 100 players from the Baseball Scouting League to pro contracts
As a player, Carey pitched for four years at Florida State University before being drafted by the Baltimore Orioles in the 10th round of the 1978 draft. After four seasons in the Orioles’ minor league system, he was traded to the Cincinnati Reds in 1982 and spent his final season in pro ball with their Triple-A club, the Indianapolis Indians. Over five seasons in the minor leagues, Carey posted a 3.75 ERA, including two seasons at Triple-A.
Paul Noce has been in the game of baseball for over 34 years including two player stints in Major League Baseball with the Chicago Cubs (1987) and Cincinnati Reds (1990). Noce was selected as a Topps All-Star for his play in Affiliated Baseball at the AA level. After his successful playing career, Noce was an instructor and manager for ML
Paul Noce has been in the game of baseball for over 34 years including two player stints in Major League Baseball with the Chicago Cubs (1987) and Cincinnati Reds (1990). Noce was selected as a Topps All-Star for his play in Affiliated Baseball at the AA level. After his successful playing career, Noce was an instructor and manager for MLB organizations before moving on to the collegiate ranks. In 1994, he took the reins at Hillsdale College in Adrian, Mich. and amassed 349 wins during his tenure. Noce excelled at every level of baseball, winning the AAA World Series in 1988 and being a part of the 1990 Cincinnati Reds World Series. In 2012, Noce was inducted into the Peninsula Sports Hall of Fame in San Mateo, Calif.
Noce has led the Diamond Hoppers in all six seasons of existence. His teams are typically among the best in all offensive categories and he led the Hoppers to their first-ever USPBL Championship Game in 2018, and again in 2021. Noce has mentored 12 players that have signed with MLB organizations since 2016.
“We are thrilled to have someone with Billy’s experience and stellar reputation at the helm of the Dirty Birds for the 2022/2023 season” said Chuck Domino, President of the Dirty Birds. “Billy was at Appalachian Power Park several times as a coach with the High Point Rockers last season and he always conducted himself in a professional ma
“We are thrilled to have someone with Billy’s experience and stellar reputation at the helm of the Dirty Birds for the 2022/2023 season” said Chuck Domino, President of the Dirty Birds. “Billy was at Appalachian Power Park several times as a coach with the High Point Rockers last season and he always conducted himself in a professional manner” Domino added. “Billy is the perfect fit to run this team. He embodies Atlantic League baseball with his tremendous track record of player procurement, community outreach, and competitive nature. This is a big step for us as we continue to grow after our historic first year in the Atlantic League” said Andy Shea, Owner and CEO of the Dirty Birds
Horn comes to Charleston from the High Point Rockers where he was the Bench Coach and Director of Player Procurement. During his time at High Point, Billy promoted 22 players to Major League Baseball organizations, with Jake Petricka (RHP), David Robertson (RHP), Tyler Ladendorf (INF), and Alberto Baldonado (LHP) reaching MLB and helped the club become the first expansion team in Atlantic League history to clinch the playoffs in 2019. Horn has a combined seven years of professional baseball coaching experience including time with the Long Island Ducks, Normal Cornbelters and the Ottawa Champions and is more than excited to bring his expertise to the field for the 2022 Charleston Dirty Birds’ Season.
After his playing career ended Cliburn was hired as a manager for the Pittsburgh Pirates' New York-Penn League team, and he spent the next 12 seasons managing in the Pirates system, the Texas Rangers system, and for the Alexandria Aces of the independent Texas-Louisiana League. From 2001 to 2005, Cliburn was the manager of the New Britain
After his playing career ended Cliburn was hired as a manager for the Pittsburgh Pirates' New York-Penn League team, and he spent the next 12 seasons managing in the Pirates system, the Texas Rangers system, and for the Alexandria Aces of the independent Texas-Louisiana League. From 2001 to 2005, Cliburn was the manager of the New Britain Rock Cats, the Double-A affiliate of the Minnesota Twins.[2] His pitching coach at New Britain for those five seasons was his twin brother Stu Cliburn. On October 18, 2005, Stan Cliburn was named as manager of the Rochester Red Wings, the Triple-A affiliate of the Twins. Initially, it was believed that Stu would not be promoted along with Stan;[3] however, both were promoted to Rochester for the 2006 season.[4] In his first season at the helm in Rochester, Cliburn guided the Wings to a 79–64 record and came within one game of winning the Governors' Cup, the championship of the International League.[5][6]
The 2006 season proved to be the most successful of Cliburn's tenure in Rochester. The team's record declined in each successive season following the playoff run, eventually falling to 70–74 in 2009.[7] Additionally, following the 2008 season, Stan was separated from Stu for the first time in eight years as Stu was reassigned to New Britain for 2009.[8] On September 21, 2009, the Minnesota Twins announced that they would not renew manager Stan Cliburn's contract for the 2010 season. According to Twins farm director Jim Rantz, the change was made as part of an "overall directional change that is being implemented throughout the minor-league system."[5]
After having success managing in the Arizona Fall League Cliburn was hired as the manager for the Sioux City Explorers of the independent American Association of Independent Professional Baseball where he served as manager for three seasons; he was let go by the Explorers following a disappointing season by the team in which they finished 38-62 and Cliburn was cited for a DUI in September 2013.[9]
Cliburn returned to managing in 2015 when he became the manager of the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs of the independent Atlantic League. On December 15, 2015, Cliburn returned to New Britain as the first manager of the new Atlantic League team the New Britain Bees after the departure of the MLB-affiliated Rock Cats.[10]
Joey is the president of the Baseball Scouting League and Owner of Zone 22. Joey has been in baseball for over 15 years helping players and coaches sign to the next level of pro baseball. In addition coach Molina has been a pro coach since 2015. Molina has signed over 100 players to Mexico from BSL and Zone 22 since 2019
Head Player Personal/Bench Coach New Jersey Jackals 2018 - 2020.
Since 2011 I have built and leveraged professional network connections, which provides continuous and relevant players across all levels of professional baseball.
Plans and executes recruitment events to bring in potential candidates.
Negotiated player salaries and prepared co
Head Player Personal/Bench Coach New Jersey Jackals 2018 - 2020.
Since 2011 I have built and leveraged professional network connections, which provides continuous and relevant players across all levels of professional baseball.
Plans and executes recruitment events to bring in potential candidates.
Negotiated player salaries and prepared contracts.
Worked with several independent teams in the Atlantic League, Frontier League, American Association and Can Am league to provide players and coaches with opportunities.
Organized players' nights and other special events to promote sports program and cultivate positive relations with players, families and local community members.
Team Manager 07/2020 to 09/2020 New Jersey Jackals Little Falls, NJ
Managed a team safely during the 2020 Covid-19 season.
Supervised and monitored team productivity.
Responsible for recruiting host families, coordinating all travel details needed to run an independent team.
The Lake Erie Crushers, who are presented by Akron Children’s Hospital, have named Jared Lemieux as Director of Baseball Operations and Field Manager for the 2023 Frontier League season. Lemieux spent the past 2 seasons coaching with the New Jersey Jackals, and has been involved in professional baseball, either playing or coaching since 2006.
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