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Houston Astros Name Brad Ausmus New Manager

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The Houston Astros have appointed Brad Ausmus as their new manager, making him the sole active Jewish manager in Major League Baseball. Ausmus, 57, has prior managerial experience with the Detroit Tigers and Los Angeles Angels, and recently served as the New York Yankees' bench coach. He also has a history with Team Israel, having managed them in international competitions. Ausmus, who played 10 seasons with the Astros, expressed his excitement about returning to the team.

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  • Brad Ausmus named new manager for the Houston Astros.
  • Ausmus is the only active Jewish manager in Major League Baseball.
  • He previously managed the Detroit Tigers and Los Angeles Angels.
  • Ausmus played 10 seasons with the Astros and won three Gold Glove Awards.
  • He also managed Team Israel in international baseball competitions.
Houston Astros Name Brad Ausmus New Manager
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