Third Base Coach
- Al Schacht: 1935-1936
- Tom Daly: 1937-1943
- Bill Burwell: 1944
- Del Baker: 1945-1948
- Kiki Cuyler: 1949
- Steve O'Neill: 1950
- Eddie Mayo: 1951
- Oscar Melillo: 1952-1953
- Buster Mills: 1954
- Jack Burns: 1955-1959
- Billy Herman: 1960-1964
- Billy Gardner: 1965-1966
- Eddie Popowski: 1967-1973
- Don Zimmer: 1974-July 19, 1976
- Eddie Popowski: July 19, 1976-1976
- Eddie Yost: 1977-1984
- Rene Lachemann: 1985-1986
- Joe Morgan: 1987-July 14, 1988
- Rac Slider: July 14, 1988-1990
- Dick Berardino: 1991
- Don Zimmer: 1992-July 25, 1992
- Rick Burleson: July 25, 1992-1993
- Gary Allenson: 1994
- Dave Oliver: 1995-1996
- Wendell Kim: 1997-2000
- Gene Lamont: 2001
- Mike Cubbage: 2002-2003
- Dale Sveum: 2004-2005
- DeMarlo Hale: 2006-2009
- Tim Bogar: 2010-2011
- Jerry Royster: 2012
- Brian Butterfield: 2013-Present
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