Ron Wotus

Ron Wotus

Ron Wotus (born March 3, 1961) grew up in Colchester, Connecticut and attended Bacon Academy. He was drafted in 16th round by the Pittsburgh Pirates. He is currently the bench coach for the San Francisco Giants. Previously, he worked in the organization as a Minor League manager at the AA and AAA levels. He currently resides in Pleasant Hill, California.

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