• Source: List of Boston Red Sox coaches

The following is a list of coaches, including role(s) and year(s) of service, for the Boston Red Sox American League franchise (1901–present), known during its early history as the Boston Americans (1901–1907).




Bench coach



Bing Miller: 1937
Don Zimmer: July 25, 1992 – end of season
Tim Johnson: 1995–1996
Grady Little: 1997–1999
Buddy Bailey: 2000
Dave Jauss: 2001
Mike Stanley: 2002
Jerry Narron: 2003
Brad Mills: 2004–2009
DeMarlo Hale: 2010–2011
Tim Bogar: 2012
Torey Lovullo: 2013–2016 (leave of absence from mid-August 2015 through end of season)
Dana LeVangie: August 16, 2015–end of season (interim)
Gary DiSarcina: 2017
Ron Roenicke: 2018–2019
Jerry Narron: 2020
Will Venable: 2021–2022
Ramón Vázquez: 2023–present




Third base coach



Al Schacht: 1935–1936
Tom Daly: 1937–1943
Bill Burwell: 1944
Del Baker: 1945–1948
Kiki Cuyler: 1949
Steve O'Neill: 1950
Eddie Mayo: 1951
Ski Melillo: 1952–1953
Buster Mills: 1954
Jack Burns: 1955–1959
Billy Herman: 1960–1964
Billy Gardner: 1965–1966
Eddie Popowski: 1967–1973
Don Zimmer: 1974 – July 18, 1976
Eddie Popowski: July 19, 1976–end of season
Eddie Yost: 1977–1984
Rene Lachemann: 1985–1986
Joe Morgan: 1987–July 10, 1988
Rac Slider: July 15, 1988–1990
Dick Berardino: 1991
Don Zimmer: 1992–July 24, 1992
Rick Burleson: July 25, 1992–1993
Gary Allenson: 1994
Dave Oliver: 1995–1996
Wendell Kim: 1997–2000
Gene Lamont: 2001
Mike Cubbage: 2002–2003
Dale Sveum: 2004–2005
DeMarlo Hale: 2006–2009
Tim Bogar: 2010–2011
Jerry Royster: 2012
Brian Butterfield: 2013–2017
Carlos Febles: 2018–2023
Kyle Hudson: 2024–present




First base coach



Herb Pennock: 1936–April 28, 1939
Hugh Duffy: 1939
Moe Berg: 1940–1941
Larry Woodall: 1942–1947
Earle Combs: 1948–1952
Del Baker: 1953–1958
Rudy York: 1959–1962
Harry Malmberg: 1963–1964
Pete Runnels: 1965–1966
Bobby Doerr: 1967–1969
Don Lenhardt: 1970–1973
Eddie Popowski: 1974
Johnny Pesky: 1975–1979
Tommy Harper: 1980–1984
Joe Morgan: 1985
Walt Hriniak: 1986–1987
Al Bumbry: 1988–1993
Frank White: 1994–1996
Dave Jauss: 1997–1999
Tommy Harper: 2000–2002
Dallas Williams: 2003
Lynn Jones: 2004–2005 (leave of absence during May–July 2004)
Bill Haselman: May 6, 2004 – July 22, 2004 (interim)
Bill Haselman: 2006
Luis Alicea: 2007–2008
Tim Bogar: 2009
Ron Johnson: 2010–2011 (leave of absence final during two months of 2010)
Rob Leary: August 1, 2010 – end of season (interim)
Alex Ochoa: 2012
Arnie Beyeler: 2013–2015
Rubén Amaro Jr.: 2016–2017
Tom Goodwin: 2018–2021
Ramón Vázquez: 2022
Kyle Hudson: 2023
Andy Fox: 2024
José Flores: 2025–present




Hitting coach



Rudy York: 1959–1962
Bobby Doerr: 1967–1969
Johnny Pesky: 1980–1984
Walt Hriniak: 1985–1988
Richie Hebner: 1989–1991
Rick Burleson: 1992
Mike Easler: 1993–1994
Jim Rice: 1995–2000
Rick Down: 2001
Dwight Evans: 2002
Ron Jackson: 2003–2006
Dave Magadan: 2007–2012
Greg Colbrunn: 2013–2014 (leave of absence during June 2014)
Tim Hyers: June 5, 2014 – June 29, 2014 (interim)
Chili Davis: 2015–2017
Tim Hyers: 2018–2021
Peter Fatse: 2022–present




= Assistant hitting coach

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Vic Rodriguez: 2013–2017
Andy Barkett: 2018–2019
Peter Fatse: 2020–2021
Luis Ortiz: 2022–2024
Ben Rosenthal: 2022–present
Dillon Lawson: 2025–present




Pitching coach



Jimmy Burke: 1921–1923
Jack Ryan: 1923–1927
Jack Onslow: 1934
Herb Pennock: 1936–April 28, 1939
Frank Shellenback: 1940–1944
Bill McKechnie: 1952–1953
Joe Dobson: May 11, 1954 – July 2, 1954
Dave Ferriss: 1955–1959
Sal Maglie: 1960–1962, 1966–1967
Harry Dorish: 1963
Bob Turley: 1964
Mace Brown: 1965
Darrell Johnson: 1968–1969
Charlie Wagner: 1970
Harvey Haddix: 1971
Lee Stange: 1972–1974, 1981–1984
Stan Williams: 1975–1976
Al Jackson: 1977–1979
Johnny Podres: 1980
Bill Fischer: 1985–1991
Rich Gale: 1992–1993
Mike Roarke: 1994
John Cumberland: 1995 – July 19, 1995
Al Nipper: July 19, 1995 – May 1, 1996
Sammy Ellis: May 1, 1996 – end of season
Joe Kerrigan: 1997 – August 16, 2001
John Cumberland: August 16, 2001 – September 4, 2001
Ralph Treuel: September 4, 2001 – end of season
Tony Cloninger: 2002 – May 29, 2003 (on leave during April 2003)
Goose Gregson: April 5, 2003 – April 22, 2003 (interim); May 30, 2003 – June 8, 2003 (interim)
Dave Wallace: June 9, 2003 – 2006 (on leave for first four months of 2006 season)
Al Nipper: 2006 – August 8, 2006 (interim)
John Farrell: 2007–2010
Curt Young: 2011
Bob McClure: 2012 – August 20, 2012
Randy Niemann: August 20, 2012 – end of season
Juan Nieves: 2013 – May 7, 2015
Carl Willis: May 9, 2015 – 2017
Dana LeVangie: 2018–2020
Dave Bush: 2020–2023
Andrew Bailey: 2024–present




= Assistant pitching coach

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Randy Niemann: 2012 – August 20, 2012
Brian Bannister: July 6, 2016 – 2019




Bullpen coach



Johnny Schulte: 1949
George Susce: 1950–1954
Mickey Owen: 1955–1956
Len Okrie: 1961–1962
Al Lakeman: 1963–1964
Len Okrie: 1965–1966
Al Lakeman: 1967 – June 9, 1969
George Thomas: June 10, 1969 – end of season
Doug Camilli: 1970–1973
Don Bryant: 1974–1976
Walt Hriniak: 1977–1984
Tony Torchia: 1985
Joe Morgan: 1986
Rac Slider: 1987 – July 10, 1988
Jerry McNertney: July 15, 1988–end of season
Dick Berardino: 1989–1990
John McLaren: 1991
Gary Allenson: 1992–1993
John Wathan: 1994
Herm Starrette: 1995
Dave Carlucci: 1996–May 1, 1996
Herm Starrette: May 1, 1996–1997
Dick Pole: 1998
John Cumberland: 1999 – August 15, 2001
Dana LeVangie: August 16, 2001 – end of season
Bob Kipper: 2002
Euclides Rojas: 2003–2004
Bill Haselman: 2005
Al Nipper: 2006 (served as interim pitching coach for first four months of the season)
Ralph Treuel: 2006–August 8, 2006 (interim)
Gary Tuck: 2007–2012
Dana LeVangie: 2013–2017 (on leave for final two months of 2015 season)
Bob Kipper: August 16, 2015 – end of 2015 season (interim)
Craig Bjornson: 2018–2020
Kevin Walker: 2021–2024
Chris Holt: 2025–present




Others






= Current

=
Jason Varitek: Game Planning Coordinator (2021–present) / Catching (2022–present)




= Past

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Lefty Leifield: 1924–1926
Heinie Wagner: 1927–1929
Bob Coleman: 1928
Jack McCallister: 1930
Hugh Duffy: 1931
Rudy Hulswitt: 1931–1933
Bibb Falk: 1934
Tom Daly: 1933–1936, 1944–1946
Moe Berg: 1939
Paul Schreiber: 1946–1958 (batting practice pitcher)
Tom Carey: 1946–1947
Larry Woodall: 1948
Johnny Schulte: 1950
Del Baker: 1959–1960
Eddie Popowski: 1975 (Special Assignment)
Nelson Norman: 2001 (Infield Coach)
Ramón Vázquez: 2018–2020 (Coach—responsibilities described as "coordinated statistical analysis and advanced scouting data")
Ramón Vázquez: 2021 (Quality Control Coach/Interpreter)
Andy Fox: 2022–2023 (Field Coordinator)




Notes


For the 1923 season, both Jimmy Burke and Jack Ryan were listed as pitching coaches.
Herb Pennock resigned as pitching/1st base coach on April 28, 1939, to become Assistant Supervisor of Boston farm system. He was succeeded by Hugh Duffy.
For the 1947 to 1958 seasons, Paul Schreiber is listed as hitting coach, however other sources note his role as batting practice pitcher, which is consistent with his major league playing experience.
For the 1959 to 1962 seasons, Rudy York was both the first base coach and hitting coach.
For the 1967 to 1969 seasons, Bobby Doerr was both the first base coach and hitting coach.
For 1970, George Thomas is listed as bullpen coach for the full season, however other sources note his coaching role was for a limited time, which is consistent with game logs showing he was an active player for several months.
On July 19, 1976, Don Zimmer moved from third base coach to manager, and Eddie Popowski replaced him as third base coach.
At the start of the 1986 season, hitting coach Walt Hriniak also assumed the duties of first base coach when Joe Morgan moved to bullpen coach.
On July 15, 1988, Joe Morgan moved from third base coach to manager, bullpen coach Rac Slider replaced him as third base coach, and Jerry McNertney became the new bullpen coach.
On July 25, 1992, Don Zimmer moved from third base coach to bench coach, and Rick Burleson assumed the duties of third base coach while still serving as hitting coach.
On July 19, 1995, Al Nipper replaced John Cumberland as pitching coach.
On May 1, 1996, pitching coach Al Nipper was reassigned to minor league pitching coordinator and replaced by Sammy Ellis, and bullpen coach Dave Carlucci was reassigned to bullpen catcher and replaced by Herm Starrette.
On August 16, 2001, bullpen coach John Cumberland replaced Joe Kerrigan as pitching coach when Kerrigan was promoted to manager, and bullpen catcher Dana LeVangie replaced Cumberland as bullpen coach.
On September 4, 2001, pitching coach John Cumberland was fired and replaced by Ralph Treuel.
On June 9, 2003, Dave Wallace replaced Tony Cloninger as pitching coach when Cloninger left the team to receive treatment for cancer; Goose Gregson had filled in for Cloninger during April 5–23 and again May 30–June 8.
During 2004, from May 6 to July 22, Bill Haselman filled in for first base coach Lynn Jones who required eye surgery after accidentally poking himself with a screwdriver.
During 2006, Dave Wallace missed much of the season due to illness; bullpen coach Al Nipper served as interim pitching coach and Ralph Treuel serving as interim bullpen coach until Wallace's return on August 8.
In August 2015, due to manager John Farrell's leave of absence for cancer treatment, bench coach Torey Lovullo was elevated to interim manager, bullpen coach Dana LeVangie was elevated to interim bench coach, and Triple-A pitching coach Bob Kipper was promoted to Boston's bullpen coach.
During the 2021 season, Ramón Vázquez served as interim first base coach for several games during August, and multiple games in late September through the postseason, as Tom Goodwin was unavailable due to COVID-19 protocols.




References






External links


"The Directory of Coaches". Retrosheet.
"Red Sox All-Time Roster – Coaches". RedSoxDiehard.com.
"Red Sox All-Time Uniform Numbers". RedSoxDiehard.com.

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