UT Baseball Now Has The Most Talented Coaching Staff In The NCAA

According to @josephcook89, David Pierce will replace Phil Haig with Troy Tulowitzki in a potentially blockbuster move to bolster the #Longhorns staff. #HookEm https://t.co/oKPtF81hPK
— Burnt Orange Nation (@BON_SBNation) July 25, 2019

“I’m saying goodbye to Major League Baseball, but I will never say goodbye 2 the game I love. Thanks again 2 all of you!” – Troy Tulowitzki

Thank you, Tulo. pic.twitter.com/nENN4hdSAr
— New York Yankees (@Yankees) July 25, 2019

After 13 major league seasons, Troy Tulowitzki is leaving his childhood dream of playing shortstop for the New York Yankees to fulfill every man’s life dream, coaching at the University of Texas. Troy had a hell of a career in The Big Show. Drafted in the 1^st round by the Colorado Rockies in 2005, he became a 5-time all-star, 2-time Gold Glove, 2-time Silver Slugger and accumulated a 44.2 career WAR.

UT now hopes Troy’s talents will translate to the coaching world, because the baseball team is in desperate need of some middle infield help. After losing our starting shortstop to an Achille’s Tendon injury pre-season, head coach, David Pierce, is hoping Troy will ignite a spark in the infield that will get them out of the basement of the Big 12. As a top 50 all-time shortstop, I think Troy can be just that guy. Now maybe we can get Taylor Jungmann to come back from Japan to help out with all the new pitching.