Guy Conti

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Conti in March 2007.
Conti in March 2007.

Guy Clyde Conti (born March 9, 1942 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) is a Major League Baseball bullpen coach for the New York Mets. He was one of Willie Randolph's first hires as manager in winter 2004 and began as a coach in the 2005 season. Prior to joining the Mets, Conti held various coaching positions in the Los Angeles Dodgers' minor league system, where he befriended Sandy Koufax and also worked with young pitchers such as Pedro Martínez and Ismael Valdez. (Martinez credits Conti for teaching him English when Conti coached Martinez in Great Falls, Montana, calling him "my white daddy." [1] Conti briefly played in the Houston Astros organization as a catcher, after which he coached baseball at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania.

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  1. ^ APSE | Associated Press Sports Editors

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New York Mets current roster

1 Luis Castillo | 3 Damion Easley | 4 Robinson Cancel | 5 David Wright | 7 José Reyes | 9 Marlon Anderson | 10 Endy Chávez | 11 Ramón Castro | 13 Billy Wagner | 15 Carlos Beltrán | 17 Fernando Tatís | 21 Carlos Delgado | 23 Brian Schneider | 25 Pedro Feliciano | 29 Chris Aguila | 33 John Maine | 34 Mike Pelfrey | 35 Joe Smith | 39 Claudio Vargas | 45 Pedro Martínez | 46 Óliver Pérez | 48 Aaron Heilman | 50 Duaner Sánchez | 57 Johan Santana | 60 Scott Schoeneweis |

Inactive (40-man) roster: 32 Carlos Muniz | 36 Willie Collazo | 49 Ruddy Lugo | 72 Adam Bostick | -- Nick Evans | -- Anderson Hernández | -- Gustavo Molina

Disabled list: 16 Angel Pagán | 18 Moisés Alou | 19 Ryan Church | 26 Orlando Hernández | 38 Matt Wise | 40 Ambiorix Burgos | -- Jason Vargas

Coaching Staff: Manager 12 Willie Randolph | Bench Coach 53 Jerry Manuel | 1st Base Coach 55 Tom Nieto | 3rd Base Coach 2 Sandy Alomar, Sr. | Hitting Coach 20 Howard Johnson | Pitching Coach 51 Rick Peterson | Bullpen Coach 52 Guy Conti | Catching Instructor 90 Sandy Alomar, Jr. | Bullpen Pitcher 56 Juan López | Bullpen Catcher 54 Dave Racaniello
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