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River Ave. Blues ยป Report: Yanks to speak with Gil Patterson about pitching coach vacancy

Report: Yanks to speak with Gil Patterson about pitching coach vacancy

November 1, 2010 by Mike 16 Comments

Open Thread: World Series Game Five
Romine picks up a pair of knocks

Via Mark Feinsand, Athletics pitching coordinator Gil Patterson has received permission from his team to speak with the Yankees about their vacant pitching coach position. Patterson has coached in the Yanks’ minor league system a few times, most recently 2005-2006, and according to B-Ref he was fired in 1984 for refusing to let Al Leiter pitch with a sore arm. Imagine that.

Anyway, the Yankees are obviously familiar with Patterson and he’s familiar with them, so it’s no surprise that he’s the first outside-the-organization name we heard about. Make sure you check out this 2006 profile by Tyler Kepner, that’s some great stuff.

Open Thread: World Series Game Five
Romine picks up a pair of knocks

Filed Under: Asides Tagged With: Gil Patterson

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