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Tom Gamboa
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DOB: February 28, 1948
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Saugus, California
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Year
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Team
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League
(Class)
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Affiliate
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G
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CG
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IBB
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SBA
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SB%
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SH
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W
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L
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PCT
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2009
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San Diego
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National (ML)
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Padres
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Minor League Field Coordinator
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2008
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San Diego
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National (ML)
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Padres
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Minor League Field Coordinator
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2007
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San Diego
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National (ML)
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Padres
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Minor League Outfield/Baserunning Coordinator
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2006
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San Diego
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National (ML)
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Padres
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Minor League Defensive Coordinator/Staff Development Coordinator
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2005
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Arkansas
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Texas (AA)
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Angels
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140
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4
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11
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260
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.66
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30
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71
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69
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.507
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Playoff Qualifier
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2004-05
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Hermosillo
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Mexican (Winter)
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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2004
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2003-04
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Mayaguez
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Puerto Rican (Winter)
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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2003
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Kansas City
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American (ML)
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Royals
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Bullpen Coach
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2002
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Kansas City
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American (ML)
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Royals
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First Base Coach
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2001
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Kansas City
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American (ML)
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Royals
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Bullpen Coach
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2000
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Albuquerque
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Pacific Coast (AAA)
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Dodgers
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144
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7
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12
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259
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.60
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61
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86
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58
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.597
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Playoff Qualifier
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1999
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Chicago
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National (ML)
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Cubs
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Third Base Coach
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1998-99
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Mayaguez
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Puerto Rican (Winter)
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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1998
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Chicago
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National (ML)
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Cubs
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Coach
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1997
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Chicago
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National (ML)
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Cubs
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Minor League Field Coordinator
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1996
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Chicago
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National (ML)
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Cubs
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Minor League Field Coordinator
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1995
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Chicago
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National (ML)
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Cubs
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Minor League Field Coordinator
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1996-97
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Mayaguez
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Puerto Rican (Winter)
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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1994
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San Diego
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National (ML)
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Padres
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Director of Minor League Instruction
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1993
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San Diego
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National (ML)
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Padres
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Director of Minor League Instruction
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1992
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San Diego
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National (ML)
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Padres
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Director of Minor League Instruction
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1991
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San Diego
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National (ML)
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Padres
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Director of Minor League Instruction
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1990*
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Toledo
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International (AAA)
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Tigers
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120
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*
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*
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*
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*
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*
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48
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72
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.400
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1990
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Detroit
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American (ML)
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Tigers
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Minor League Field Coordinator
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1989
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Detroit
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American (ML)
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Tigers
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Minor League Field Coordinator
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1988-89
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Mayaguez
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Puerto Rican (Winter)
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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1988
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Detroit
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American (ML)
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Tigers
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Minor League Field Coordinator
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1987*
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Glens Falls
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Eastern (AA)
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Tigers
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*
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*
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*
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*
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*
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*
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*
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*
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*
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1987
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Detroit
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American (ML)
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Tigers
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Minor League Field Coordinator
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1986
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Bristol
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Appalachian (R+)
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Tigers
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69
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8
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2
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172
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.78
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14
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35
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34
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.507
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1986
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Detroit
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American (ML)
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Tigers
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Western States Scouting Supervisor
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1985
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Stockton
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California (A+)
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Brewers
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145
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18
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15
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340
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.74
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45
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82
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63
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.566
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Playoff Qualifier
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1984
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Beloit
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Midwest (A)
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Brewers
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139
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32
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17
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246
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.68
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39
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86
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53
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.619
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Playoff Qualifier; Manager of the Year
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1983
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Paintsville
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Appalachian (R+)
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Brewers
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73
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13
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8
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129
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.60
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21
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46
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24
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.653
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Best Record; Playoff Qualifier; League Champion
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1982
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Milwaukee
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American (ML)
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Brewers
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Minor League Hitting Instructor
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1982
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Milwaukee
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American (ML)
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Brewers
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Scout
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1981
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Milwaukee
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American (ML)
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Brewers
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Minor League Hitting Instructor
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1981
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Milwaukee
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American (ML)
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Brewers
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Scout
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1980
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Milwaukee
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American (ML)
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Brewers
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Minor League Hitting Instructor
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1980
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Milwaukee
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American (ML)
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Brewers
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Scout
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1979*
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Butte
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Pioneer (R+)
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Brewers
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*
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*
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*
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*
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*
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*
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*
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*
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*
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1979
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Milwaukee
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American (ML)
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Brewers
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Minor League Hitting Instructor
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1979
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Milwaukee
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American (ML)
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Brewers
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Scout
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1978
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Milwaukee
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American (ML)
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Brewers
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Minor League Hitting Instructor
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1978
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Milwaukee
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American (ML)
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Brewers
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Scout
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1977
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Scouting Bureau
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(ML)
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---
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Scout
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1976
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Scouting Bureau
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(ML)
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---
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Scout
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1975
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Baltimore
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American (ML)
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Orioles
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Scout
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1974
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Baltimore
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American (ML)
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Orioles
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Scout
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1973
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Baltimore
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American (ML)
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Orioles
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Scout
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Front Office
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11 Seasons
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Coach
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5 Seasons
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Minors
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9 Seasons
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830
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82
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65
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1406
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.68
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210
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454
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373
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.549
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Coach
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7 Seasons
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Scout
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11 Seasons
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Winter
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5 Seasons
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Total
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9 (34) Seasons
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830
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82
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65
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1406
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.68
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210
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454
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373
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.549
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*Gamboa shared the manager's post on this team.
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Some statistics are not currently available.
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This page may be incomplete.
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G
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= games
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CG
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= complete games
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IBB
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= intentional walks
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SBA
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= stolen base attempts
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SB%
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= stolen base percentage
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SH
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= sacrifice hits (bunts)
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W
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= wins
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L
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= losses
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PCT
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= won/lost percent
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A note about using stats to compare managers.
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Sources
My standard sources are described here.
- 1984 Beloit Brewers Yearbook
My thanks to Craig Burley, Tom Zocco, & Dick Beverage (via SABR) for sketching Gamboa's career between his college graduation and his career with Milwaukee.
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The Midwest League plays Single-A, professional baseball in America's agricultural and industrial heartland. 16 teams play a 140 game schedule which begins in early April and ends Labor Day weekend.
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