Minor is a hitting coach???

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By BRENT BURKEY

The list of incoming coaches for the York Revolution reads like a game of “Which name does not belong?�

Chris Hoiles: A franchise guy who was strong in the clutch. Tippy Martinez and Al Bumbry: Solid role players who carved out solid niches in Orioles lore.

And Ryan Minor: The guy who was supposed to be the Birds’ savior in the post-Cal era, only to swing a weak bat (.177 career) against a tide sweeping his team into a decade-long losing streak.

He’s now the Revolution’s hitting coach.

So we’re starting an office pool for this year’s team batting average. Any takers for .177?

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This fellow Ryan Minor (RY MI to his teammates) is the nicest and most respected ex-player/coach in the Atlantic League.
In 2005, he was among the best= 27 homers, many clutch hits, while playing a CAL-like 3B for the Barnstormers.
He shows excellent skills in dealing with everyone [Yes-even umpires] and will be a true asset to OUR new REVOLUTION ballclub.
I am truly looking forward to this baseball in PA (I have seen approx 50-60) ex-major leaguers play in this league over the last 2 years. York will definitely like what they see!

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