50w功率一个月多少度电 Padres Announce 2025 Major League Coaching Staff

Rodriguez, 63, returns for his second season as Padres hitting coach, and 2025 will mark his 49th season in professional baseball as a player, instructor or coach. In 2024, the Padres offense notched the fewest total strikeouts and the most plate appearances per strikeout (5.67) in the Majors, while leading all of baseball in total hits (1,456) and tying the Arizona Diamondbacks for highest team batting erage (.263). The Padres had three Silver Slugger winners (Manny Machado, Jackson Merrill and Jurickson Profar) in 2024, tied with 2022 for most in franchise history. Rodriguez spent six seasons (2018-23) as assistant hitting coach for the Cleveland Guardians after spending the previous five seasons (2013-17) in the same position with the Boston Red Sox, as the club led the Majors in combined runs scored over that span and ranked third in total hits and batting erage, highlighted by the eighth World Series trophy in Red Sox history in 2013. He served as assistant hitting coach for the 2014 American League All-Star squad, and that season was named “Man of the Year” by the BoSox Club, an award given annually to a deserving team member recognizing not only their contribution to the success of the team on the field, but also their cooperation and efforts in community endeors. From 2007-12, the New York, N.Y. native served as the Red Sox’ minor league hitting coordinator, a position he also held in 2002. For three seasons (2004-06), he was the club’s Latin field coordinator, was a minor league hitting instructor in 2003, and also served as a hitting coach in the Red Sox farm system for six years (1996-01). The first baseman, third baseman and outfielder played parts of 19 professional seasons in the Orioles (1977-84), Padres (1985), Cardinals (1986-87), Twins (1988-91), Phillies (1992-93), Marlins (1994), and Red Sox (1995) organizations. He appeared in 17 Major League games over stints with Baltimore (1984) and Minnesota (1989) and hit .429 (12-for-28). In 1,759 minor league games, he batted .295 (1905-for-6468) with 102 HR and 774 RBI.