56) Joey Cora
Joey Cora is the new third base coach for the New York Mets but he has a lot of coaching and some managerial experience.
Cora, 56, is the older brother of Red Sox manager Alex Cora and Joey spent parts of 11 seasons in the majors as a player with the Padres, White Sox, Mariners, and Indians. He was an All-Star in the 1997 season with Seattle but he retired after the 1998 season.
He became a coach for the Cubs in 2000 in the minors for the Mets and in 2001 and 2002, he managed their Rookie-level team. He joined the Expos in 2003 as their Single-A manager.
He then joined the White Sox MLB coaching staff under new manager Ozzie Guillen. He was with Guillen during his entire tenure there (2004 through 2011, winning the World Series in 2005), first as a third base coach (2004-2006) and then as a bench coach (2007-2011).
When Guillen became the manager of the Marlins in 2012, Cora was his bench coach there too. After a few years out of baseball, Cora joined the Pirates as their Double-A manager in 2016 and he was their MLB third base coach from 2017 through 2021.