Thread: Rochester Red Wings name Coaching Staff

From the Wings press release:

The Minnesota Twins have named their coaching staff for the Rochester Red Wings for the 2013 season. Gene Glynn returns for his second season as manager, and he will be joined by pitching coach Marty Mason and hitting coach Tim Doherty.

Mason spent the 2012 season as the pitching coach of the Cubs’ Single-A Daytona affiliate of the Florida State League. In 2011, the Kentucky native was the pitching coach for the Cubs’ Double-A Tennessee club of the Southern League.

Doherty primarily assisted Red Sox hitting coach Dave Magadan in 2012. He spent the previous nine seasons with the Kansas City T-Bones of the independent American Association, serving as their hitting coach from 2003-09 and manager from 2010-11.

In a press release this afternoon, the Rochester Red Wings announced their coaching staff. Gene Glynn returns as manager. He will be joined by pitching coach Marty Mason and hitting coach Tim Doherty.

Mason was the bullpen coach for the St. Louis Cardinals from 2000-2010. He's been a pitching coach in the minor leagues the last two seasons.

Doherty was an assistant for Red Sox hitting coach Dave Magadan in 2012. Before that, he spent a dozen years as a coach and manager for the Kansas City T-Bones (independent).

Just announced
2013 Rochester

Manager:Gene Glynn
Pitching coach: Marty Mason
Hitting coach: Tim Doherty

Wow. Talk about going outsider the organization.

So the pitching coach was LaRussa's bullpen coach for 10 years and the hitting coach is a college/independent league guy?

Originally Posted by John Bonnes

Wow. Talk about going outsider the organization.

So the pitching coach was LaRussa's bullpen coach for 10 years and the hitting coach is a college/independent league guy?

Yup, and Mason's been pitching coach at a couple of other organizations the last two years.

Yeah, not much to know about Doherty other than his independent league time in Kansas City after college. His role as an assistant to Dave Magadan is very vague too.