Coaching Career
Henry will work his firstseason asthe bullpen coach on Ned Yost'sstaff in 2013...Worked the past three seasons from 2010-2012 as the Omaha (AAA) pitching coach, the past two seasons helping
lead the club into the playoffs including winning the 2011 PacificCoast League title...Served as the Royals minor league pitching coordinator in 2009...Joined the Royals organization in 2008 as the pitching coach at Class A Burlington...helped lead the Bees to
the Midwest League championship...Was the pitching coach for Danville (R) in 2006 and then Rome (A) in 2007, both in the Atlanta chain...Transitioned to coaching in the professional ranks in 2005, serving as a pitching coach in Myrtle Beach (A) for
the AtlantaBraves' affiliate in theCarolina League...Began his coaching career in 2002 following his retirement as a player, serving on the staff at the University
of Wisconsin-Whitewater.
Playing Career
Pitched for 11 seasons in the Majors with the Brewers (1991-94), Mets (1995-96), Giants (1997, 2000), Astros
(1998-2000) and Royals (2001)...compiled a 34-42 record with 82 saves and a 4.19 ERA in 582 appearances,
all in relief...Worked in the postseason in four straight seasons from 1997-2000 for the Giants and Astros, compiling a 1.59
ERA in eight outings...Was 2-1 with 15 saves in 16 opportunities and a 1.00 ERA in 32 relief outings for the Brewers in his rookie
campaign of 1991, finishing eighth in the A.L.Rookie of the Year balloting...In his final Major League season, was 2-2 in 53 outings for the Royals in 2001, tossing 75.2 innings...Selected by the Milwaukee Brewers in the eighth round of the 1985 Draft.
Miscellaneous Notes
Doug resides in Hartland, Wisc...he and his wife, Monique, have four children: Danielle, Jason, Zachary and
Mikayla...Graduated from Tennyson High School in Heyward, Calif...Played college baseball at Arizona State University, where he was a teammate of Barry Bonds...named to the
All-West Regional team and the Pan American team in 1983...tossed a 1-hitter against the University of Maine in
the College World Series...Originally selected by the New York Mets in the 16th round of the 1982 Draft, but did not sign and elected to
attend Arizona State.
