Detroit Tigers hire Mark Conner as their new amateur scouting director

According to a report from Evan Petzold of the Detroit Free Press, the Detroit Tigers have hired Mark Connor as their new amateur scouting director.

According to a report from Evan Petzold of the Detroit Free Press, the Detroit Tigers have hired Mark Connor as their new amateur scouting director. Following a trainwreck of a 2022 season, the Tigers hired Scott Harris as their new President of Baseball Operations and plenty of changes have already been made within the organization, including parting ways with David Chadd and hiring Rob Metzler as their vice president and assistant GM.

Who is Detroit Tigersโ€™ amateur scouting director?

Detroit Tigers Mark Connor

Connor, who previously worked for the San Diego Padres, has reportedly been hired by the Tigers to be their new amateur scouting director.

Connor has worked in the Padres organization since 2010, including serving as their scouting director from 2015-2021. Prior to the 2022 season, he was named special assistant to Padres general manager, A.J. Preller.

Connor will be Metzlerโ€™s right-hand man in the Tigersโ€™ amateur scouting department.

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