Bob Geren Biography

Bob Geren played five years as a catcher and then went on to be a manager in Major League Baseball. Geren was drafted in 1979 to the San Diego Padres with the 24th overall pick. After that he spent ten years in the minor leagues gaining experience and improving his play before being called up to the majors with the Yankees. In 1990 he had his best season in the majors when he was the starting catcher with a .213 batting average, 8 home runs, and 31 runs batted in. Following his retirement in 1993 from the game, playing his final year with the San Diego Padres who originally drafted him, Bob first became the bench coach for the Oakland Athletics. He was eventually promoted to the manager position after four years as the bench coach in 2007.

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