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Former Major Leaguer Brian Reith Named Twins Pitching Coach
Reith spent five seasons coaching the Rays’ Triple-A staff, where his teams posted a top-five ERA and the fewest walks in Triple-A.
On Wednesday, The Minnesota Twins announced the hiring of Brian Reith as their new pitching coach, filling the vacancy left by Pete Maki's departure.
The Twins sought fresh voices after a season with a 4.56 ERA, which ranked 25th of 30 major league teams, prompting manager Derek Shelton to move on from Maki and Luis Ramirez.
Reith pitched in parts of three major league seasons for the Cincinnati Reds and is known for utilizing analytics to improve pitching staff performance.
Additionally, the Twins promoted Ben Myers to assistant athletic trainer after eight seasons in the organization, most recently with the Paul Saints.
Reith joins bullpen coach LaTroy Hawkins, providing the staff two coaches with major league experience to develop the team's young pitching talent.