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The South Korean baseball club Lotte Giants hired former major league backstop Gerald Laird as their new catching coach on Sunday.
The Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) team said Laird, 42, will be replacing Hank Conger, who recently joined the Minnesota Twins as first base and catching coach following two seasons with the Giants.
Laird played 13 seasons in the majors for five franchises, including six years with the Texas Rangers. He won his first and only World Series ring with the St. Louis Cardinals in 2011 as a backup to Yadier Molina.
Laird retired in 2016 and managed the Detroit Tigers' Single-A affiliate for two seasons. (Yonhap)
The Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) team said Laird, 42, will be replacing Hank Conger, who recently joined the Minnesota Twins as first base and catching coach following two seasons with the Giants.
Laird played 13 seasons in the majors for five franchises, including six years with the Texas Rangers. He won his first and only World Series ring with the St. Louis Cardinals in 2011 as a backup to Yadier Molina.
Laird retired in 2016 and managed the Detroit Tigers' Single-A affiliate for two seasons. (Yonhap)
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