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What is George Brett, former Royal's third baseman, doing now? When he retired, he was put on the Royal's payroll.
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After his career ended he was a VP for the Royals baseball team. brett also works as a part-time coach, spring training special instructor, batting coach (fill in), and as a minor league instructor. He also runs a baseball equipment company called Brett Bros.
In 1998,Brett and his older brother, Bobby, made an unsuccessful bid to purchase the Kansas City Royals.
he also has ownership in:
Tri-City Dust Devils, the Single-A affiliate of the Colorado Rockies
Rancho Cucamonga Quakes, a Los Angeles Angels Single-A affiliate,
He's also at the head of ownership groups that control the Spokane Chiefs of the Western Hockey League, and the West Coast League baseball teams the Bellingham Bells and the High Desert Mavericks.
After his career ended he was a VP for the Royals baseball team. brett also works as a part-time coach, spring training special instructor, batting coach (fill in), and as a minor league instructor. He also runs a baseball equipment company called Brett Bros.
In 1998,Brett and his older brother, Bobby, made an unsuccessful bid to purchase the Kansas City Royals.
he also has ownership in:
Tri-City Dust Devils, the Single-A affiliate of the Colorado Rockies
Rancho Cucamonga Quakes, a Los Angeles Angels Single-A affiliate,
He's also at the head of ownership groups that control the Spokane Chiefs of the Western Hockey League, and the West Coast League baseball teams the Bellingham Bells and the High Desert Mavericks.
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