Mark Davis, pitching coach for the Arizona Diamondbacks,  is no longer with the team.  What is he doing now?
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He took a job as pitching coach for the Royal's rookie-level team in Arizona, the ASL Royals.
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Sammy is out of the league right now.  Although he has NOT officially retired, he is done with playing baseball as he knows it.  Expect him to disappear as Albert Belle did 5 or so years ago...
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What a great baseball name.  Amalfitano continues to teach his 50+ years of knowledge of baseball, most recently serving as a spring training instructor and minor league instructor for the San Francisco Giants.  The Giants brought him on in 2005.\n\nHis work with the Giants wasn't without controversy.  Amalfitano had previously been working in player development for the Dodgers.  He was rather unceremoniously let go after his contract ran out after the 2004 season.  Amalfitano had previously worked for the Giants from 1999-2001 and before that had been a coach for the Dodgers, so bouncing back and forth wasn't a huge deal.\n\nAmalfitano continues to be employed by the Giants as a roving minor league infield instructor, as his contract was renewed in January 2006.
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He was a special instructor for the Cardinals in Spring training (and also was a coach for Team Canada in the WBC), but has no particular role during the season.  It is quite common for teams to bring in retired players during Spring Training to supplement the regular coaching staff.
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Adding a power bat isn't out the question, but they are probably looking for pitching to shore up the back end of the bullpen and rotation. Relievers like Scott Williamson and Steve Kline can be had. Their surplus OFs are expendable as well as relievers like Lance Cormier and Oscar Villareal.
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Ok, it is almost sad how badly the 2004 team was broken up. We all know where Pedro is now so here is what happened to everyone else.\n\nMillar- Playing for the Baltimore Orioles, signed there last offseason\n\nMark Bellhorn- Backup on the San Diego Padres signed there last offseason\n\nBill Mueller- Signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers currently on the disabled list\n\nPokey Reese-Originally signed with the Marlins but during spring training just left the team and retired. \n\nJohnny Damon-Signed with the New York Yankees last offseason\n\nGabe Kapler-Blew out his achilles last season is still working towards a recovery\n\nOrlando Cabrera-Starting shortstop for the Anaheim Angels\n\nNomar Garciaparra- Now playing first base for the Dodgers\n\nDoug Mientkeivecz- Playing first base for the Kansas City Royals\n\nDave Roberts- Traded to the San Diego Padres starting in left field\n\nDerek Lowe- Starting pitcher for the Dodgers, who have assembled a team with a lot of ex-Red Sox\n\nBronson Arroyo- Was traded to the Cincinatti Reds this offseason\n\nAlan Embree-Pitching for San Diego Padres\n\nCurt Lescanic-Retired\n\nScott Williamson- Pitching for the Chicago cubs\n\nI hoped that helped
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Would say Lidge, but he's already been axed temporarily. He's been demoted to a bullpen role while Wheeler and Qualls share the closer duty. Well, cross one off the list.\n\nWould also say Isringhausen, but he plays for the Cards, so a closer isnt as important to them. Also, Isringhausen is good when he needs to be, as in late september and the playoffs.\n\nWould say Street but Duscherer (who i think would be his replacement) is now on the 15 day DL. If i had to pick somebody,  it would be Chad Cordero. Earns quite a lot of money, yet isnt used. No point in keeping him.
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yeah, he's supposed to interview with the A's this week. i THINK THE PADS will get Bud Black (halos pitching coach cuz he lives near SD). The A's will end up either with Bob Geren (Beane's type of manager) or Ron Washington.\n\nI know you would like to see Hillman but you would love Ron Washington. He's the the man and from Lousianna. He'd be like Ozzie Guillen execpt not as talkative.\n\nRon Wash interviewed with the Rangers last week and I think he'd do an amazing job with the rangers. players and fans love him.
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Looks like he was last with Colorado in 1999 and hasn't shown up since.  He last played on October 3, 1999.
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Ever? Yes. This year? Doubtful. Dusty Baker polarizes his players by playing favorites. They will never win a title with Neffi Perez as a regular. They will start the season with  a rookie in left and an over the hill has been in right.  Kerry Wood and Mark Prior may never pitch a complete season again.  Greg Maddox is 83 years old. Sean Marshall is 12 years old.\n\nBy the way, I love this team and I'll listen to or watch every game. But, I won't have my heart broken by believing they are capable of winning a title this year.
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There is talk of them signing one of the Alex Gonzalez's, which one I am not sure.  Probably the one who was with the Marlins the past few years.
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Coaches for the '51 Dodgers are as follows:\n\nCharlie Dressen-manager\nCookie Lavagetto\nJake Pitler\n\nNot positive but I believe Lavagetto was third base coach
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The latest news says he is not sure himself if he wants to come back.  Sounds like he is not playing this year until perhaps something motivates him such as the Astros pushing for the playoffs ...
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Mike Davis (born September 15, 1960 in Fayette, Alabama) is the men's basketball coach of the Indiana Hoosiers.Davis is married to the former Mrs. Tamilya Floyd. The couple has a son, Antoine. Davis is also the father of Mike Davis, Jr., who is a redshirt sophomore on the IU men's basketball team, another son, Robert, and a daughter, Lateesha.\n\nmore here\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Davis_%28coach%29
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He retired in 2005 after playing his entire career with the Reds.  He currently has a job working with the Washington Nationals as the Special Assistant to the General Manager.
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He went to spring training this year with the Brewers trying to make the team. By the end of February, it became apparent it wasn't going to happen. He announced his retirement 2/25/06.
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He was retired from baseball and was Special Assistant to the  Director of Athletics at Rollins College. (Sept. 2001) A quick look at the staff of Rollins does not reveal his  name as of this date.