Craig Albernaz asserted himself as one of the top managerial candidates across all of MLB this year, but the Cleveland Guardians' bench coach won't be taking over the Miami Marlins in 2025.

Albernaz was signed as a nondrafted free agent by the Tampa Bay Rays out of Eckerd College in 2006. Albernaz was never close to a league-average hitter in the minor leagues, posting a .199/.276 ...

CLEVELAND — Stephen Vogt and Craig Albernaz — former teammates and forever pseudo-brothers — rested their elbows on the white tablecloth at Mastro’s Steakhouse in late April 2022, a Bay ...

Guardians bench coach Craig Albernaz has withdrawn his name from the Marlins’ managerial search, reports ESPN’s Jeff Passan. Both the Marlins and White Sox liked Albernaz enough to consider ...

Former Giants bullpen coach Craig Albernaz signed on for the newly created job of major league field coordinator after going through interviews to become Cleveland’s manager.

Albernaz has spent around two decades in the professional baseball world, both as a player and a coach. He spent time with the Tampa Bay Rays, mainly working in the minor leagues with prospects.

Guardians bench coach Craig Albernaz is considered a big candidate for Marlins manager. He’s linked to GM Peter Bendix as a former Rays minors coach and as bullpen and catching coach in San ...

As a player, Albernaz played nine Minor League seasons, eight of which were in Tampa Bay’s player development system. He signed with the Rays in 2006 as an undrafted free agent.

Craig Albernaz explains how Cleveland's defensive success hinges on advanced scouting, communication, and player adaptability.

The Marlins interviewed several candidates to be their next manager this week, including Guardians bench coach Craig Albernaz and Dodgers first base coach Clayton McCullough, reports Barry Jackson ...