Who did the great Bambino coach for?
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Ruth was also a coach for a brief period of time for the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1938, but of course he never played for them.
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Joe Paterno,  Bobby Bowden are ones that come to mind. Some younger coaches making themselves into legends Pete Carroll, Mack Brown, Bob Stoops. Jim Tressle, and Lloyd Carr. For this question I just stated active coaches, coaches retired or not living Eddie Robinson, Jim Johnson, Barry Switzer, Darrell Royal, and of course Bear Bryant
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Any of Duke's assistant coachs.
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Well, since Joe Torre is the only current Yankees manager, the answer is "nobody."\n\nOther guys who managed both teams (but aren't currently managing either) include Dallas Green (NYY '89, NYM '93-96), Yogi Berra (NYY '64 & '84-85, NYM '72-75), and Casey Stengel (NYY '49-60, NYM '62-65).
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Bob Uecker.\n\nexcerpt:  Uecker jokingly identifies himself by the sobriquet of "Mr. Baseball".
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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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There have been 15 total coaches in the program's history, but only five in the previous fifty years: Frank McGuire (1952-1961) Dean Smith (1962-1997) Bill Guthridge (1998-2000) Matt Doherty (2000-2002) Roy Williams (2003 - Present) \n\nA few others: Nat Cartmell (1911-1915) Charles Doak (1915-1920) Howell Peacock (1917-1920)  Fred Boye (1920-1922) no coach for a few years (still competitive team though!) James Ashmore (1927-1932) George "Bo" Sheppard (1932-1935) Walter Skidmore (1936-1939) Bill Lange (1940-1944) Ben Carnevale (1945-1946 ) Tom Scott (1946-1952)
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Are you looking for  Babe Ruth teams ? little leaque   cal ripkin leaque ???   need more info.   Take a look at ballcharts.com if its for babe ruth. I am an hour away from there and coach senior babe ruth 16-18
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Bob Prince for a homerun.\nHe said:  Spread some chicken on the Hill!
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Bob Hill -- b.11/24/1948\nNBA Coach
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Bill Walsh is the other coach. He coached the 49ers during the 80's.
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How about the Tampa Bay Devil Rays?  They have some really good young talent.  They've made a managerial change as well as front office changes.  They also have some promising prospects coming up soon.  Guys like Carl Crawford, Toby Hall, Aubrey Huff, Joey Gaithright and Rocco Baldelli are fun to watch.  Good speed and hustle.  I'm a Yankees fan and like to watch them (rooting for them now as they play the dreaded Red Sox on ESPN)
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"Las Vegas Demons" \nHead Coach- Roy Williams\nStarting Five:\nSG-Kobe Bryant\nPG-Jason Terry\nC-Marcus Camby\nSF-Lamar Odom\nPF-Eddy Curry\nSubs:\nMike Miller\nDerek Fisher\nDwight Howard\nTyson Chandler\nkirk Heinrich\n\nArena Name; Hell's Place Nevada\n\nProstitute: Paris Hilton
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Vince Lambardie.  Not sure how to spell his last name but that was the coach.
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It was Chuck Knoblock\n\nMy link shows all the teams that he played on. he played for the yanks from 98-01 thats 3 world series
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Frankie Crosetti (sic)....he wore #2....coached with the Yankees for many years.
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I do! I like Bobby Cox.  I think he has to be one of the greatest managers in MLB.  Not to mention two of MLB greatest player's...Chipper and Andruw!  Go Braves!