Tim Locastro, who is probably one of the fastest and most well-known role players in baseball over the last 10 years, officially retired after a 13-year professional career. The native of Auburn, New ...

Former Los Angeles Dodgers‘ outfielder Tim Locastro has officially transitioned from the playing field to the coaching box, landing his first professional coaching role with the San Diego Padres. The ...

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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Omaha spree killer Nikko Jenkins‘ court filings for relief, submitted in 2020 over seven different contentions, were denied this week by a Douglas County Court judge. The request ...

Tim Locastro stole 39 bases in six major league seasons while being caught only five times — and that was before Major League Baseball made rules to limit the number of times a pitcher could throw ...

The Padres have announced their minor league coaching staffs and player development personnel, headlined by Pete Zamora returning to manage Triple-A El Paso, former Padres minor league Ruddy Giron ...

Former Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Tim Locastro officially joined the San Diego Padres’ coaching staff as their base running and outfield coordinator under new manager Craig Stammen. Locastro had ...

After a 13-year professional baseball career, including parts of seven seasons with four major league teams, Tim Locastro is hanging up his spikes.

After 13 pro seasons, Auburn native Tim Locastro is trading spikes for a clipboard, according to The Citizen. He’s retiring from playing and stepping into a coaching role with the San Diego Padres.

No one ever expected Tim Locastro to be a superstar. After the Blue Jays traded him to the Dodgers for three international signing slots, he performed well in LA's minor league system but was never a ...