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Muskies · 01-24-2013, 11:23 PM

Manager – Nolan Meredith (59 yrs) – The former Bench Coach of the Mallards, agreed to a one year deal to manage the team. He was a solid bench coach for Rodriquez and to maintain continuity of the year we will give him a shot at managing the team.

Bench Coach – Fred Flowers (59) – a veteran manager in the USBL has spent the last 10 years as manager of the KC White Sox. He agreed to come on as bench coach to help with the transition.

Pitching Coach – Pat Holb (49) - He was recently signed to a two year deal, OK at handling veterans, unfortunately we seem to have a pretty young pitching staff so I am not sure how this will work.

Hitting Coach – Antonio Mendez (61) – Appears to be the strongest coach on the team, excellent at teaching hitting; he has been with the organization since 2002.

Trainer – Jose Martinez (53) – He has been the Mallards trainer for three years, he has one year left on his contract. He is rated at Outstanding at legs and recover, excellent at other and decent at Arms and Back.

There are no other openings or changes to be made in the minor leagues. We do have quite a few contract expiring after the 2009 season so that will be something to keep an eye on during the season.

01-24-2013, 11:23 PM	#7
Muskies Major Leagues Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 480	Mallards Personnel Manager – Nolan Meredith (59 yrs) – The former Bench Coach of the Mallards, agreed to a one year deal to manage the team. He was a solid bench coach for Rodriquez and to maintain continuity of the year we will give him a shot at managing the team. Bench Coach – Fred Flowers (59) – a veteran manager in the USBL has spent the last 10 years as manager of the KC White Sox. He agreed to come on as bench coach to help with the transition. Pitching Coach – Pat Holb (49) - He was recently signed to a two year deal, OK at handling veterans, unfortunately we seem to have a pretty young pitching staff so I am not sure how this will work. Hitting Coach – Antonio Mendez (61) – Appears to be the strongest coach on the team, excellent at teaching hitting; he has been with the organization since 2002. Trainer – Jose Martinez (53) – He has been the Mallards trainer for three years, he has one year left on his contract. He is rated at Outstanding at legs and recover, excellent at other and decent at Arms and Back. There are no other openings or changes to be made in the minor leagues. We do have quite a few contract expiring after the 2009 season so that will be something to keep an eye on during the season.