What Is Robin Ventura Doing? A Look At His Post-Playing Career

Robin Ventura, a former Oklahoma State star and Major League Baseball manager, is returning to the Cowboy baseball program. He’ll serve as a volunteer assistant coach for the 2023 season. It was announced on Thursday morning.

Ventura, who was a standout third baseman for the Cowboys in the 1980s, is back in Stillwater to share his vast baseball knowledge with the next generation of players. Ventura’s extensive experience in the professional game is a valuable asset to the Cowboys. He played 16 seasons in the MLB, primarily with the Chicago White Sox. He also served as the manager of the White Sox from 2012 to 2017.

After his managerial stint with the White Sox, Ventura took a break from baseball. He returned to his alma mater in 2019 as a special assistant to the head coach. This new role as volunteer assistant coach is a natural progression for Ventura, who has always been passionate about mentoring young players.

Ventura’s presence on the Cowboys coaching staff is sure to be a huge boost for the program. His experience and knowledge will help the Cowboys develop their players and compete for a Big 12 championship.