Greg Walker

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Greg Walker
First Baseman, DH
Born: October 6, 1959 (1959-10-06) (age 48)
Batted: Left Threw: Right
MLB debut
September 18, 1982
for the Chicago White Sox
Final game
July 1, 1990
for the Baltimore Orioles
Career statistics
Batting average     .260
Home Runs     113
RBI     444
Teams
Career highlights and awards
  • 113 Career Home Runs
  • Led A.L. in Games Played (163) in 1985

Greg Roger Walker (born October 6, 1959 in Douglas, Georgia) is a former power-hitting first baseman in Major League Baseball and the current hitting coach of the Chicago White Sox, the team for which he played all but the last 14 games of his career. As a player for 9 years, Walker hit 113 home runs and drove in 444 runs, while scoring 368 times. When he began his coaching career, he did so with the White Sox AAA club in Charlotte. In 2003, he joined the parent club as hitting coach.

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Coaching Staff: Manager 13 Ozzie Guillén | Bench Coach 28 Joey Cora | 1st Base Coach 3 Harold Baines | 3rd Base Coach 8 Jeff Cox | Hitting Coach 29 Greg Walker | Pitching Coach 21 Don Cooper | Bullpen Coach 36 Juan Nieves | Bullpen Catcher 59 Mark Salas |
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Manager 13 Ozzie Guillén | Bench Coach 3 Harold Baines | First Base Coach 30 Tim Raines | Third Base Coach 28 Joey Cora | Pitching Coach 21 Don Cooper | Hitting Coach 29 Greg Walker | Bullpen Coach 53 Art Kusnyer | Bullpen Catcher 59 Man Soo Lee
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