Gary Disarcina: Italian / American Mets Third Base Coach (2019)
Disarcina replaced Dick Scofield as the Angels main shortstop from 1992 through 1998. He had a solid season in 1995, making the A.L. All Star team, while batting a career best .307. He hit 28 doubles with 5 HRs 41 RBIs & a .34 on base %. He missed six weeks of action in that strike shortened season as well.

Trivia: He made the last out in Kenny Rogers no hitter on July 28th 1994.
He spent his entire 12 year playing career with Angels playing in 1086 games batting .258 with 28 HRs 186 doubles & 355 RBIs.

In 1998 he turned the most double plays in the league (103). In 1992 he led all shortstops in errors. His .973 fielding % is 61st all time as of 2018.

He became an analyst for the Boston Red Sox on NESN, a minor league manager & front office consultant.
In 2013 he was named Baseball America's Minor League Manager of the Year Award. He led the 2013 AAA Pawtucket PawSox to a first place finish & into the finals, but fell short of the Championship.

He returned to the Angels organization (2014 - 2016) where he coached third base & first base for Mike Scioscia's Angels.
In 2017 he served as Boston Red Sox bench coach
under John Farrell, but was let go after Farrell was fired after the 2017 ALDS.
In 2018 he was hired as bench coach under Mickey Callaway for the New York Mets. After one season in that role he moved over to third base coach for the 2019 Mets.