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2016-Confidential-Directory-Final PBATSdirectory_ad01a-10.qxp:PBATSdirectory_ad01a-10 1/29/10 1:44 PM Page 1 PBATSdirectory_ad01a-10.qxp:PBATSdirectory_ad01a-10 1/29/10 1:44 PM Page 1 One-stop shop for all your athletic training equipment & supplies One-stop shop forInduall your athslettryic trainingLeadingequipment & supplies Induservistryce &Leadingstaff ProseudrviceSponsor& staffof: • PBATS Proud• ProfessionalSponsor Baseball Strength of: & Conditioning Coaches Society • PBATS Please• Professional contact me—I'm Baseball ready Strength to help! & Conditioning Coaches Society Please contact me—I'm ready to help! Brian P. Ross National Accounts Manager Office: 716-807-3026 CelBril: 71an6-90P. Ros9-3289s briaNan.rotioss@panal Accottersuntson-medicaManagerl.com Office: 716-807-3026 1-800-Cell: 7155M6-909-3ED289CO 24 Hobriuarsn.roass@paDaytters• 7on-medicaDays al.cWeekom 1-800-55MEDCO 24 Hours a Day • 7 Days a Week PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL ATHLETIC TRAINERS SOCIETY P.O. Box 386 Atlanta, GA 30361 2016 COTENLEPFHOINDE DEIRNECTTORIY AL TABLE OF CONTENTS PBATS Programs . .3 Major League Baseball Directory . .4 Electronic Medical Records . .7 24 Hour Pharmacy Directory . .8 PBATS Executive Officers . .10 PBATS General Counsel . .11 American League Directory . .12 (Alphabetical) National League Directory . .40 (Alphabetical) MLB Resident Security Agents . .72 Team Physician Addresses . .74 PBATS Membership Home Addresses . .76 PBATS Alumni . .79 2 PBATS PROGRAMS EDuCATIONAL PRODuCT REvIEw CONFIDENTIAL COMMITTEE SEMINAR DIRECTORY Keith Dugger Jim Lovell Steve Donohue (Colorado Rockies) (Atlanta Braves) (New York Yankees) Nick Kenney (Kansas City Royals) AwARDS AND PLAquES MEDIA GuIDE Mike Kozak Brian Ebel CONTINuING EDuCATION (Miami Marlins) (Baltimore Orioles) Dan Wright George Poulis (Milwaukee Brewers) (Toronto Blue Jays) wEBSITE Brian Ball MINOR LEAGuE LIASON (Chicago white Sox) INTERNSHIPS Joe Benge Matt Toth Kyle Turner (Tampa Bay Rays) (Seattle Mariners) (Kansas City Royals) Richard Stark (Cincinnati Reds) ALL STAR ATHLETIC ARIzONA SPRING TRAINERS Dave Yeager TRAINING SEMINAR (Milwaukee Brewers) Kevin Rand PJ Mainville (Detroit Tigers) Joe Benge (Chicago Cubs) (Tampa Bay Rays) PuBLIC AFFAIRS FLORIDA SPRING PuBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN TRAINING SEMINAR CONSuLTANT Rob Nodine Dave Pruemer (Seattle Mariners) Neil Romano (Minnesota Twins) (The Romano Group, LLC) Mike Kozak (Miami Marlins) GENERAL COuNSEL NATA SYMPOSIuM Rollin Mallernee Rob Nodine (Seattle Mariners) 3 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 245 Park Avenue New York, NY 10167 OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER Robert D. Manfred, Jr. (212) 931-7800 Fax (212) 949-5650 MEDICAL ADvISOR Gary Green, MD (310) 825-2635 Office (310) 740-7322 Cell [email protected] DRuGS OF ABuSE CONSuLTANT Larry Westreich, MD (212) 579-7845 Office (973) 951-2684 Cell [email protected] DIRECTOR OF uMPIRE MEDICAL SERvICES Mark A. Letendre 2626 E. Arizona Biltmore Circle #12 Phoenix, Az 85016 (602) 957-2037 Office (602) 956-0098 Fax Cell (480) 797-0324 Email – [email protected] MEDICAL CONSuLTANT FOR uMPIRES Steven Erickson, MD Primary Care/Sports Medicine Cell (602) 663-8630 Home (602) 522-9292 ( Laurie) Fax (602) 532-7794 Email – [email protected] 4 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 245 Park Avenue New York, NY 10167 LABOR RELATIONS DEPARTMENT Main Line: (212) 931-7400 Contacts: Dan Halem (212) 931-7401 Office [email protected] Jon Coyles (212) 931-7859 Office [email protected] Chris Marinak (212) 931-7489 Office [email protected] MLB PLAYERS ASSOCIATION 12 East 49th Street New York, NY 10017 (212) 826-0808 MLB PLAYERS BENEFIT PLAN BP Building 200 Public Square, Suite 900 Cleveland, OH 44114 (216) 830-8000 MLB & MLBPA JOINT STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COORDINATOR Tim Maxey (216) 272-2153 [email protected] 5 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 245 Park Avenue New York, NY 10167 DEPARTMENT OF INvESTIGATIONS Main Line: (888) 364-5811 Contacts: Dan Mullin (vice President) (917) 579-3565 Cell [email protected] George Hanna (Senior Director) (917) 621-7450 Cell [email protected] Nelson Tejada (Senior Investigator) (973) 809-8236 Cell [email protected] Ed Dominguez (Senior Investigator) (617) 293-1080 Cell [email protected] Victor Burgos (Senior Investigator) (917) 280-3935 Cell [email protected] Awilda Santana (Senior Investigator) (917) 434-0858 Cell [email protected] Ricardo Burnham (Senior Investigator) (917) 731-0214 Cell [email protected] 6 ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS Sutton Athlete Health Management System (AHMS) For questions, Bugs, or Roster issues email: [email protected] Login or technical issues: Sutton Helpdesk: 1-888-436-5555 Contacts: Chris Marinak (MLB) (212) 931-7489 Office (703) 740-6872 Cell [email protected] Chris Lupica (MLB) (212) 931-7485 Office (203) 561-0693 Cell [email protected] Gates Lefebvre , ATC (Sutton) (514) 941-1140 Cell [email protected] 7 24-Hour Pharmacy Directory City Club Pharmacy Name Phone Street 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