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2020 COACHING STAFF


                        MIKE GALLEGO                             #  86
                        BORN: OCT. 31, 1960     OPENING DAY AGE: 59
                        BIRTHPLACE: WHITTIER, CA  RESIDES: SCOTTSDALE, AZ
                        APPOINTED: DEC. 3, 2018
                        MARRIED: CARYN
                        CHILDREN: NIKO, JOE, ALI

      Bench Coach       HEIGHT: 5-8  WEIGHT: 185   BATS: R  THROWS: R
       COACHING HIGHLIGHTS
          ◆ 2020  represents  fifth  season  with  Angels  organization  and  first  as
         Bench Coach (replacing Josh Paul)...Served as the Club’s third base and
         Infield Coach in 2019 . . .From 2016-18 was the Angels Director, Baseball
         Development...In  2009-15,  served  as  Athletics  third  base  coach,
         which included three trips to the postseason (2012, 2013 & 2014)...
         Joined the A’s following nine seasons (2000-08) working in the Rockies
         organization...From  2005-08,  served  on  the  Rockies’  Major  League
         staff as third base and infield coach...Under his tutelage, Colorado set
         a Major League record for fielding percentage with a mark of .989 in
         2007...Troy Tulotwitzki led Major League shortstops with a .987 fielding
         percentage that year and Todd Helton topped all N.L. first basemen
  GalleGo
         with a .999 fielding percentage...Spent majority of 2000-04 seasons
         as Colorado’s roving infield coordinator...Joined Major League coaching
         briefly in 2002 before returning to minor league coaching ranks for the
         ‘03 and ‘04 seasons...Began coaching career as Red Sox minor league
         infield instructor in 1999 .
       PLAYING CAREER & MISC
          ◆ Played 13 Major League seasons with A’s (1985-91, ’95), Yankees (1992-94) and Cardinals (1996-97), compiling
         a .239 (700/2931) average with 111 doubles, 12 triples, 42 home runs and 282 RBI...Fashioned a .986 career
         fielding percentage at second base over 2,642 total chances...Played in four career postseasons, including trips
         to three straight World Series with Oakland (1988-90)...Was a member of 1989 World Series Champion A’s...
         Returned to postseason with Cardinals in 1996...Originally drafted by Oakland in second round of 1981 First-
         Year Player Draft...Played collegiately at University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) for three years before after
         prepping at St. Paul High School (Santa Fe Springs, CA -  17 miles from Angel Stadium).
          ◆ He and wife, Caryn, have twin sons, Joe and Nicholas “Niko” and a daughter, Ali, and reside in Scottsdale, AZ...
         Son, Niko, also played college baseball at UCLA and played in 2010 College World Series Finals against South
         Carolina...Niko was selected by Diamondbacks in 27th round of 2010 First-Year Player Draft and went on to play
         five seasons of professional baseball...Uncle of Dodgers catcher Austin Barnes...Full name is Michael Anthony
         Gallego .
       GALLEGO’S LIFETIME PLAYING RECORD
          Years   AVG   G    AB    R     H    2B   3B   HR   RBI   BB   SO   SB
         13        .239  1111  2931  374  700  111  12  42  282  326  465  24
       DIVISION SERIES PLAYING RECORD
          Years   AVG   G    AB    R     H    2B   3B   HR   RBI   BB   SO   SB
         1         .000  2    1    0     0    0    0   0     0   0   1   0
       LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES PLAYING RECORD
          Years   AVG   G    AB    R     H    2B   3B   HR   RBI   BB   SO   SB
         3         .213  19  47    6    10    2    0   0     3   2   9   0
       WORLD SERIES PLAYING RECORD
          Years   AVG   G    AB    R     H    2B   3B   HR   RBI   BB   SO   SB
         3         .083  7   12    0     1    0    0   0     0   1   3   1

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