Bobby Wilson Named Frisco RoughRiders Manager

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Marah Mason By Marah Mason 140 Views
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Today the Texas Rangers system announced Bobby Wilson as the new Double-A Frisco RoughRiders manager.

Wilson spent ten years catching in the majors, two of those in Texas. Other teams he went behind the plate for include Los Angeles, Arizona, Tampa Bay, Detroit, and Minnesota.

At only 36, Wilson split his time last season in the Detroit franchise between the Tigers and their Triple-A Toledo Mudhens. Besides Wilson, other Frisco coaches named included Jeff Andrews (pitching), Josue Perez (hitting), and Jonathan Gelnar (coach), Alex Rodriguez (trainer) and Wade Lamont (strength).

Frisco is looking to improve on their third-place finish in the Texas League South, which saw a record of 68-71.

*Update*

The Rangers have since promoted Bobby Wilson to their catching coordinator for the 2021 season. He never managed a game at the Double-A level due to the minor-league season being canceled in 2020.

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Marah Mason started out in Michigan as a Tigers fan but came to Texas and her Rangers as fast as she could. You’ll find her in Little Elm with her family, when they aren’t all at RoughRiders games. Besides baseball, Star Wars and all things MCU are her love languages.