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Mickey Morandini promoted to triple-A coach

The Phillies promoted Mickey Morandini to bench coach at triple-A Lehigh Valley. Morandini, 47, spent the last three seasons as a manager at the single-A level.

The Phillies promoted Mickey Morandini to bench coach at triple-A Lehigh Valley. Morandini, 47, spent the last three seasons as a manager at the single-A level. The former second baseman was a candidate to serve as the Phillies' assistant hitting coach until John Mizerock was promoted from within.

Veteran coach Greg Legg will replace Morandini at single-A Lakewood. Ramon Henderson will manage single-A Clearwater. He was the Phillies' bullpen coach from 1998-2008 before he was fired for substance abuse.

Chris Truby, the manager at single-A Clearwater last season, will be the organization's infield coordinator in 2014. Doug Mansolino was promoted to field coordinator.

The entire minor-league development staff is below:

Carlos Arroyo (pitching coordinator)
Andy Tracy (hitting coordinator)
Doug Mansolino (field coordinator)
Andy Abad (outfield/baserunning)
Ernie Whitt (catching)
Mike Compton (senior advisor)
James Ready (athletic trainer coordinator)
Jason Meredith (strength and conditioning coordinator)

Lehigh Valley (AAA)
Dave Brundage (manager)
Sal Rende (coach)
Mickey Mornadini (coach)
Ray Burris (pitching coach)
Chris Mudd (athletic trainer)

Reading (AA)
Dusty Wathan (manager)
Rob Ducey (coach)
Dave Lundquist (pitching coach)
Jonathan May (athletic trainer)

Clearwater (A)
Ramon Henderson (manager)
Frank Cacciatore (coach)
Bob Milacki (pitching coach)
Mickey Kozack (athletic trainer)

Lakewood (A)
Greg Legg (manager)
Lino Connell (coach)
Les Lancaster (pitching coach)
Taka Sakurai (athletic trainer)

Williamsport (A)
Nelson Prada (manager)
Shawn Williams (coach)
Aaron Fultz (pitching coach)
Michael Hefta (athletic trainer)

Gulf Coast Phillies (R)
Roly deArmas (manager)
Rafael DeLima (coach)
Steve Schrenk (pitching coach)
Troy Hoffert (athletic trainer)

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