Marcus Hanel

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Hanel in 2012

Marcus Herbert Hanel (born October 19, 1971 in Racine, Wisconsin, USA) is the current bullpen catcher for the Milwaukee Brewers baseball team.

Prior to his current position, Hanel played in the minor leagues from 1989 to 1999 in the Pittsburgh Pirates (1989–1997), Atlanta Braves (1998) and Arizona Diamondbacks (1999) systems. He played in 658 games, hitting .193 with 21 home runs and 171 RBI in 2,060 at-bats.^[1] He was originally drafted by the Pirates in the 18th round of the 1989 draft out of Horlick High School.

Marcus Hanel also has the nickname of 'Koos'. He, along with others, run a charity entitled Koos For Kids. It provides help for disadvantaged children. The charity has an annual dinner/auction which includes visits by several Milwaukee Brewers players.

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↑ BR Minors

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Active roster	1 Logan Schafer 2 Scooter Gennett 3 Elian Herrera 8 Ryan Braun 9 Jean Segura 11 Sean Halton 12 Martín Maldonado 13 Will Smith 14 Jeff Bianchi 15 Caleb Gindl 16 Aramis Ramírez 18 Khris Davis 20 Jonathan Lucroy 21 Juan Francisco 22 Matt Garza 23 Rickie Weeks 25 Hunter Morris 26 Kyle Lohse 27 Carlos Gómez 29 Jim Henderson 30 Tyler Thornburg 32 Tom Gorzelanny 38 Wily Peralta 40 Johnny Hellweg 41 Marco Estrada 45 Alfredo Fígaro 46 Hiram Burgos 47 Rob Wooten 48 Donovan Hand 49 Yovani Gallardo 50 Jose De La Torre 51 Wei-Chung Wang 52 Jimmy Nelson 53 Brandon Kintzler 54 Michael Blazek 58 Ariel Peña 60 Kevin Shackelford 61 Jason Rogers 63 Brooks Hall 64 Mike Fiers

Restricted list	65 Miguel de los Santos

Coaching staff	Manager 10 Ron Roenicke Bench 36 Jerry Narron First base 35 Garth Iorg Third base 6 Ed Sedar Hitting 13 Johnny Narron Pitching 39 Rick Kranitz Bullpen 43 Lee Tunnell Bullpen catcher 55 Marcus Hanel Coach 33 John Shelby Coach -- Mike Guerrero

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Name	Hanel, Marcus
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Short description	American baseball player and coach
Date of birth	October 19, 1971
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