Nate Yeskie in as pitching coach? David Wong out? We need more answers.
Brooks Hatch mentioned it at the bottom of his blog post on Friday.
They've been tossing it around on internet message boards.
Nate Yeskie is the new Oregon State volunteer assistant coach.
But wait. Where is David Wong going?
Yeskie comes to Oregon State from UNLV where he was an assistant coach. A paid assistant coach. Why he's giving up his paycheck to volunteer his services doesn't quite make sense. And why he's the guy we want in Corvallis, I don't know either.
Yeskie pitched in the Minnesota Twins organization until injuries ended his playing career. Before that, he was one of the nation's best high school pitchers in 1993 and pitched for UNLV between 1994 and 1996. He has experience coaching at both UNLV and Nevada.
Hopefully, once the paperwork is cleared, Pat Casey will give us some answers. Right now, this seems wishy-washy.
--JB--
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His last name is spelled “Yeskie”.
Plus as far as I can tell, Mr. Yeskie has been out of work since June 2007, or that was when he was let go by UNLV.
Why Mr. Wong is gone is just speculation at this point. I thank him for his work with OSU over the last few years, and I hope this leads to a bigger and better job for him. He is a good dude.
by Curt Hausam on Jul 20, 2008 7:43 PM PDT 0 recs
wow, what an oversight on my part
thanks for the correction.
--JB--
by Jake on
Jul 20, 2008 11:25 PM PDT
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Reading for comprehension...
is not your strong suit.
You said: “Why he’s giving up his paycheck to volunteer his services doesn’t quite make sense.”
I said: “Plus as far as I can tell, Mr. Yeskie has been out of work since June 2007, or that was when he was let go by UNLV.”
Mr. Yeskie did not work in baseball in 2007-2008 (at least he does not show up in a google search). He likely took the job at OSU to launch himself into a paying gig.
by Curt Hausam on
Jul 21, 2008 5:56 PM PDT
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