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Astros Front Office Changes

Discussion in 'Houston Astros' started by tellitlikeitis, Aug 25, 2017.

  1. tellitlikeitis

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    Former MLB outfielder Quinton McCracken originally joined the Astros in 2012. He served as director of player personnel in 2015 and director of player development in 2016.

     
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    Eve Rosenbaum was listed as a coordinator of the Astros' international operations. Armando Velasco was assistant director of Player Development.



    Charles Cook was a Baseball Ops coordinator. Matt Hogan was the team's coordinator of Major League Advance Information; I assume he was in charge of the advance scouts.



    Brendan Fournie was the other Baseball Ops coordinator.



    More on Goldstein's new roles:

     
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    I have been waiting on the McCracken move.

    There was little doubt he either would be hired by another club and/or the Astros would let him go.

    McCracken wants to be a GM.

    You can tell by the Astros promotions the last two years the direction they are going.
     
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    The big news is how quick Eve is moving up. Not easy for a woman in major league baseball.
     
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