page_title: Gary DiSarcina
section_title: Coaching career
hierarchical_section_title: Gary DiSarcina / Coaching career
caption_attribution_description: Gary DiSarcina
context_page_description: Gary Thomas DiSarcina is an American former professional baseball shortstop and current third base coach with the New York Mets. He played his entire Major League Baseball career for the California / Anaheim Angels.
context_section_description: DiSarcina's success at Pawtucket earned him a Major League managerial interview for the opening with the Seattle Mariners (who would hire Lloyd McClendon).  On November 5, 2013, he joined the 2014 staff of Angels' manager Mike Scioscia, taking over the third-base coach's job from Dino Ebel, promoted to bench coach. After two seasons at third base, DiSarcina was shifted across the diamond to coach first base when Ron Roenicke rejoined Scioscia's staff for 2016 after a five-year absence.
  On November 11, 2016, the Red Sox announced that DiSarcina would return to the Boston organization for a third time, as the 2017 bench coach on the MLB staff of manager John Farrell. In that role, he succeeded Torey Lovullo, who departed on November 4 to become manager of the Arizona Diamondbacks. DiSarcina served one season in that post, until Farrell's firing two days after Boston fell in the American League Division Series. On November 5, 2017, DiSarcina took over as the 2018 bench coach of the New York Mets on the staff of new manager Mickey Callaway. After one year as bench coach, he was reassigned to become the Mets' 2019 third-base coach.
caption: DiSarcina as third base coach for the Los Angeles Angels in 2015
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