The Oakland Athletics have hired former player Dave Stewart as a special assistant to player development for the upcoming 2025 season. Steward, 67, is highly regarded for his time in Major League Baseball, particularly with the A's during his peak years from 1987 to 1992, culminating in a World Series championship in 1989 where he earned MVP honors. Following his playing career, Stewart transitioned into various roles in MLB management and coaching, including a stint as the Diamondbacks' general manager. His return to the A's marks a significant reconnection with the franchise where he established his legacy.
The Athletics announced that former big leaguer Dave Stewart has been hired as a special assistant to player development for the 2025 season.
Stewart, now 67, pitched in the big leagues from 1978 to 1995, with his best seasons in Oakland, where he became a World Series MVP.
In his post-playing career, Stewart held various roles, including general manager for the Diamondbacks and assistant to the A's general manager.
Stewart has recently been involved in ownership pursuits within MLB, including attempting to acquire a franchise in Nashville and the White Sox.
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