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Diamondbacks hire A’s bench coach Hale as manager

 

PHOENIX (AP) – The Arizona Diamondbacks have hired Oakland Athletics bench coach Chip Hale as their next manager.
The 49-year-old Hale will replace Kirk Gibson, who was fired with three games left in a disappointing 2014 season in which Arizona finished with the worst record in baseball.
Hale managed in Arizona’s minor league system for six seasons and was the Diamondbacks’ third base coach from 2007-09. He spent two seasons as the New York Mets’ third base coach before serving as Bob Melvin’s bench coach in Oakland the past three years.
Hale spent parts of seven seasons with Minnesota and the Los Angeles Dodgers during a 12-year playing career.