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Venezuelan baseball player and coach

Baseball player

Carlos Subero
Subero with theClinton LumberKings in 2005
Hanwha Eagles
Coach
Born: (1972-06-15)June 15, 1972 (age 53) Caracas,Venezuela

Teams
Milwaukee Brewers (2016–2019) As manager Hanwha Eagles (2021–2023)

Carlos Ingver Subero (born June 15, 1972) is a Venezuelanprofessional baseball coach and former player. He is currently manager for theHanwha Eagles of theKBO League. Subero previously served as first base and infield coach for theMilwaukee Brewers.

Career

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As a player, he was signed as an undrafted free agent by theKansas City Royals in 1990 and he spent five seasons in the minors with the Royals,Pittsburgh Pirates andTexas Rangers. His last season as a player was in 1997 with the independent Meridian Brakemen of theBig South League.

He became a minor league manager in 2001, guiding the Rangers rookie league team, theGulf Coast Rangers for two seasons, their Class A affiliate, theClinton LumberKings from 2003-2005 and the High ABakersfield Blaze in 2007.

In 2008, he managed theBirmingham Barons ("AA") to the second best record in theSouthern League and a spot in the playoffs. He was the manager of theInland Empire 66ers of San Bernardino in 2009. For 2010-2012 he managed the AAChattanooga Lookouts. For the 2013 season he managed theRancho Cucamonga Quakes in theCalifornia League.

Subero was hired to manage theMilwaukee Brewers' AAHuntsville Stars in 2014. In 2015 Subero guided the 1st year franchiseBiloxi Shuckers to the best record in the league with 79 wins, lost in the championship in game 5. Subero took theSouthern League Manager of the Year honors.

In 2015, Subero managed theSurprise Saguaros of theArizona Fall League to the best record in the circuit, losing the championship game to theScottsdale Scorpions.

On December 7, 2015, the Brewers hired Subero as their first base and infield coach.^[1]^[2] Subero was fired by the Brewers after the 2019 season.^[3]

Subero managed theVenezuela national baseball team at the2019 WBSC Premier12. Venezuela went 1–2 in the tournament, losing to Japan and Chinese Taipei while defeating Puerto Rico.^[4]

On November 27, 2020, Subero was announced as the new manager for theHanwha Eagles of theKBO League.^[5]

Personal

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Subero is married and has three kids.^{[citation needed]}

References

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^"Brewers Complete Coaching Staff « Cait Covers the Bases".brewers.mlblogs.com. Archived fromthe original on 2016-01-30.
^"Brewers complete coaching staff".
^Tom Haudricourt (October 14, 2019)."The Brewers will seek 'a different voice' in replacing first base coach Carlos Subero".Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. RetrievedNovember 15, 2019.
^"KBO: Venezuela's Premier12 skipper Carlos Subero becomes Hanwha Eagles' first foreign manager". WBSC. 30 November 2023. Retrieved11 October 2025.
^"Ex-MLB coach Carlos Subero named new manager for KBO's Eagles".Yonhap News Agency. November 22, 2020. RetrievedNovember 27, 2020.

External links

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Career statistics fromBaseball Reference (Minors)

v t e Leones del Caracas managers
Casanova (1946–52) Dihigo (1952–53) Harris (1953–54) Casanova (1954–56) Bryant (1956–57) Carrasquel (1957–58) Cordeiro^p (1958–60) Thompson^p (1959–61) Briñez^p (1960–61) Otero (1961–69) Davalillo (1969–72) Virgil (1972–73) Pacheco (1973–75) Corrales (1976–77) Rojas Alou (1977–80) Leyland^p (1980–81) Carrasquel^p (1980–84) Márquez^p (1983–84) Rodgers^p (1984–85) Davalillo^p (1984–85) Boles (1985–86) Plummer (1986–89) Regan^p (1989–95) Davalillo^p (1994–96) Regan (1996–98) Pankovits (1998–99) Stearns^p (1999–2000) Acta^p (1999–2001) Tamargo^p (2001–02) Subero^p (2001–02) Tolman (2002–03) Malavé^p (2003–06) Subero^p (2005–07) Hernández^p (2006–08) Kremblas (2008–09) Hudgens (2009–11) Tim Teufel^p (2011–12) Sweet^p (2011–13) Kremblas^p (2012–13) Hudgens^p (2013–15) López^p (2014–15) Pedrique (2015–17) Rojas (2017–19) Guanchez^p (2019–20) Gárate^p (2019–21) Alguacil (2021–26) (p) = partial season(s)

Leones del Caracas managers

Casanova (1946–52)
Dihigo (1952–53)
Harris (1953–54)
Casanova (1954–56)
Bryant (1956–57)
Carrasquel (1957–58)
Cordeiro^p (1958–60)
Thompson^p (1959–61)
Briñez^p (1960–61)
Otero (1961–69)
Davalillo (1969–72)
Virgil (1972–73)
Pacheco (1973–75)
Corrales (1976–77)
Rojas Alou (1977–80)
Leyland^p (1980–81)
Carrasquel^p (1980–84)
Márquez^p (1983–84)
Rodgers^p (1984–85)
Davalillo^p (1984–85)
Boles (1985–86)
Plummer (1986–89)
Regan^p (1989–95)
Davalillo^p (1994–96)
Regan (1996–98)
Pankovits (1998–99)
Stearns^p (1999–2000)
Acta^p (1999–2001)
Tamargo^p (2001–02)
Subero^p (2001–02)
Tolman (2002–03)
Malavé^p (2003–06)
Subero^p (2005–07)
Hernández^p (2006–08)
Kremblas (2008–09)
Hudgens (2009–11)
Tim Teufel^p (2011–12)
Sweet^p (2011–13)
Kremblas^p (2012–13)
Hudgens^p (2013–15)
López^p (2014–15)
Pedrique (2015–17)
Rojas (2017–19)
Guanchez^p (2019–20)
Gárate^p (2019–21)
Alguacil (2021–26)

(p) = partial season(s)

v t e Tigres de Aragua managers
Casanova^p (1965–67) Ermer^p (1966–67) Calviño (1967–68) Pascual (1968–69) Craig (1969–70) Calviño (1970–71) Rapp /Carew (1971–72) Frey (1972–73) Virgil (1973–80) Concepción^p (1979–80) Pascual (1980–81) Majtyka^p (1981–82) Izquierdo^p (1981–83) Concepción^p (1982–83) Didier (1983–85) Fregosi (1985–86) Didier (1986–87) Lind (1987–88) Shellenback (1988–89) Concepción (1989–90) Bombard (1990–91) Down (1991–92) Hart (1992–93) Down (1993–94) Little (1994–95) Rodríguez^p (1995–96) Ortiz^p (1995–2000) Trey Hillman^p (1997–98) Rodolfo Hernández (2000–01) Plummer (2001–02) Bailey (2002–14) Sojo^p (2014–15) Subero^p (2014–15) Perez^p (2015–17) Bailey^p (2016–18) García^p (2017–18) Ramón Hernández^p (2018–19) Salazar^p (2018–19) Álvarez^p (2019–20) Garbey^p (2019–20) Ugueto^p (2020–22) Álvarez^p (2021–22) Romero (2022–23) Bailey (2023–25) Guillén (2025–26) (p) = partial season(s)

Tigres de Aragua managers

Casanova^p (1965–67)
Ermer^p (1966–67)
Calviño (1967–68)
Pascual (1968–69)
Craig (1969–70)
Calviño (1970–71)
Rapp /Carew (1971–72)
Frey (1972–73)
Virgil (1973–80)
Concepción^p (1979–80)
Pascual (1980–81)
Majtyka^p (1981–82)
Izquierdo^p (1981–83)
Concepción^p (1982–83)
Didier (1983–85)
Fregosi (1985–86)
Didier (1986–87)
Lind (1987–88)
Shellenback (1988–89)
Concepción (1989–90)
Bombard (1990–91)
Down (1991–92)
Hart (1992–93)
Down (1993–94)
Little (1994–95)
Rodríguez^p (1995–96)
Ortiz^p (1995–2000)
Trey Hillman^p (1997–98)
Rodolfo Hernández (2000–01)
Plummer (2001–02)
Bailey (2002–14)
Sojo^p (2014–15)
Subero^p (2014–15)
Perez^p (2015–17)
Bailey^p (2016–18)
García^p (2017–18)
Ramón Hernández^p (2018–19)
Salazar^p (2018–19)
Álvarez^p (2019–20)
Garbey^p (2019–20)
Ugueto^p (2020–22)
Álvarez^p (2021–22)
Romero (2022–23)
Bailey (2023–25)
Guillén (2025–26)

(p) = partial season(s)

v t e Venezuela national baseball team managers
World Baseball Classic	Sojo (2006,2009,2013) Vizquel (2017) López (2023)
IBAF / FIBA / WBSC	Malpica Casanova Baroni Aparicio Canónico Castellanos Davalillo Torrealba Hermoso Carrasquel Chourio Lobatón Campos Sojo Antequera Torres Hurtado Moya Subero Paz Alguacil García López

v t e Venezuela roster –2017 World Baseball Classic
2Alcides Escobar 5Carlos González 10Yangervis Solarte 11Ender Inciarte 12Rougned Odor 14Martín Prado 15Salvador Perez 18Silvino Bracho 21Hernán Pérez 24Miguel Cabrera 27Jose Altuve 28Robinson Chirinos 30Robert Suárez 32Jhondaniel Medina 33Martín Pérez 34Félix Hernández 36Yusmeiro Petit 37Odúbel Herrera 39Arcenio León 40Omar Bencomo 41Víctor Martínez 43Bruce Rondón 44Leonel Campos 45Jhoulys Chacín 47Franklin Morales 48José Álvarez 49Wil Ledezma 50Gregory Infante 51José Alvarado 52Eduardo Rodríguez 54Deolis Guerra 56Héctor Rondón 57Francisco Rodríguez 65Carlos Navas 66José Castillo 77Enderson Franco –Edubray Ramos
Manager 13Omar Vizquel Hitting coach 23Rouglas Odor Pitching Coach 26 Roberto Espinoza First Base Coach 31Carlos Subero Third Base Coach 16Carlos García Bench Coach 6Eddie Pérez Bullpen Coach 25Henry Blanco Bullpen Catcher 35Jesús Flores Batting Practice Pitcher 22Omar López

Venezuela roster –2017 World Baseball Classic

Manager 13Omar Vizquel
Hitting coach 23Rouglas Odor
Pitching Coach 26 Roberto Espinoza
First Base Coach 31Carlos Subero
Third Base Coach 16Carlos García
Bench Coach 6Eddie Pérez
Bullpen Coach 25Henry Blanco
Bullpen Catcher 35Jesús Flores
Batting Practice Pitcher 22Omar López

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