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Full Name: Roberto Ramos
Title: Bullpen Coach
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Coaching Career
Returned to the Rays organization when he
was named bullpen coach on November 21,
2005was in the Rays system as a minor
league manager from 1997 through 1999in
September 1998, he joined the major league
staff as bullpen coach for one month after Orlando
Gomez moved from the bullpen to third
base coach, replacing Greg Riddoch who had
suffered a torn Achilles tendon...Managed the Gulf Coast League Rays in 1997
and 1998 and the Rookie-level Princeton Rays
in 1999piloted the Rays to a 36-24 record
and the GCL Northern Division title in 1998
managed Carl Crawford, Doug Waechter and
Seth McClung at Princeton in 1999...Prior to rejoining the Rays he spent six seasons
in the Angels organization including the
last three as the Angels roving catching instructor...Was on the Angels major league staff as
bullpen coach for three seasons (2000-02),
including the 2002 Angels World Series championship
teamJoe Maddon was the Angels
bench coach during that span...Started his coaching career as a coach and
roving minor league instructor in the Houston
organization from 1989 through 1992, then
went on to manage at Asheville, the Astros affiliate
in the Class-A South Atlantic League
managed the next six years, five of them in the
Gulf Coast Leagueowns a 241-264 (.477)
record as a minor league managercompiled
a 104-72 record over three years while managing
the GCL Astros team and won the first GCL
title in franchise history in 1994.
Playing Career
Played parts of 5 seasons in the major leagues
with Montreal (1978, 1980-81, 1983-84), primarily
as a backup to Hall of Fame catcher
Gary Carter...Was with the Yankees for six weeks in 1982
and his only hit was a 2-run, game-tying home
run in the 8th inning off Milwaukees Jamie
Easterly on Sep 12 at Yankee StadiumYankees
trailed 8-2 in the game and went on to
win 9-8...Also played in the minor league systems of the
Angels (1979, 1985), Royals (1986-87) and Giants
(1988)...First major league hit was a double off Houstons
Gordie Pladson on July 19, 1980his hit
drove in the game-winning run for 162-gamewinner
Bill Gullicksons first major league victory...First major league home run came on April 19,
1981 at Shea Stadium off Pat Zachry.
Personal & Misc.
Born in Cuba, he immigrated to Miami at the
age of 13...Graduated from Jackson High School in Miami
in 1974...Married (Maria) with three children: Elyane,
Jason and Emily.
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