Roch: Howie Clark

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Howie Clark, who spent the 2016 season as Double-A Bowie’s hitting coach, is expected to be hired as the Orioles’ new assistant hitting coach.

Clark is the leading candidate in a field that also includes Lenny Harris and Brant Brown, the former major league outfielder and minor league hitting coach who currently works as the Mariners’ minor league outfield coordinator. Nothing is official, but it looks good for Clark, who spent 2015 as Single-A Delmarva’s hitting coach before moving up to the Eastern League.

Clark would replace Mark Quinn, who decided to go back to the hitting academy he owns in Houston. His contract expired on Oct. 31 after one season as Einar Diaz’s replacement.

 

http://www.masnsports.com/school-of-roch/2016/12/notes-on-givens-and-orioles-assistant-hitting-coach.html

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Blue Jays in the report included David Segui (1999), Glenallen Hill (1989-90), and Howie Clark (2003 and 2007).

https://www.thestar.com/sports/baseball/2007/12/13/blue_jays_linked_to_steroids.html

http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/news/mitchell/report.jsp?p=275

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Howie Clark

Howie Clark has played several positions for two teams in Major League Baseball since 2002, the Baltimore Orioles and Toronto Blue Jays.

According to Radomski, Clark was introduced to him by Larry Bigbie. Radomski said that Clark called him several times before buying anything. Radomski recalled that Clark had done his own research about human growth hormone and had decided to use it. Radomski said that he made four or five sales of human growth hormone to Clark and that Clark paid him by money order or check.

Radomski produced two money orders received from Clark. They are dated April 7 and May 19, 2005, and totaled $1,200. One is shown below; both are shown in the Appendix. Radomski stated that these two money orders constituted payment for one kit of human growth hormone.

http://www.delmarvanow.com/story/sports/baseball/2015/04/07/howie-clark-shorebirds-feature/25435051/