# Miguel Cairo
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Miguel Jesús Cairo [ki'-row] (born May 4, 1974), is a Venezuelan former professional baseball infielder and current Bench Coach for the Chicago White Sox, who played in Major League Baseball (MLB) for nine different clubs in a 17-year career, spanning from 1996 to 2012. During his playing days, Cairo stood 6 feet 1 inch (1.85 m) tall, weighing 225 pounds (102 kg); he batted and threw right-handed.
While Cairo was primarily a second baseman, he was able to play all infield positions and the corner outfield.
Embarrassed & Swept at Yankee Stadium
The losing streak is extended to five after the Nats were crushed 11-2 on Wednesday afternoon at Yankee Stadium. New York hit six homers in the series finale and out-homered Washington 10-2 in the three game series.
(06:30) Cade Cavalli fell apart in the bottom of the 3rd as he gave up a trio of ho…
Davey Johnson, 1st Division Winning Skipper, Passes Away at 82
We learned on Saturday morning that Davey Johnson, the Manager of the Nationals when they won their first NL East title in 2012, peacefully passed away the previous day at age 82. Mark (From Wrigley Field) & Al note that some of Johnson's managerial traits were utilized by Miguel Cairo in the Natio…
Gore Returning but Win Streak Snapped
The Nats led 3-0 entering the bottom of the 6th, but an ensuing comedy of errors tilted the evening in the Marlins direction for an 8-3 loss on Wednesday. Mark (From Miami) & Al though begin with the very encouraging news that MacKenzie Gore not only is coming off the IL, but will take the mound on…
Washington Nationals Game 162: Daylen Lile’s Breakout, James Wood’s Award, and Future Under Paul Toboni
The Washington Nationals wrap up their 2025 season today with Game 162 against the Chicago White Sox at 2:05 pm, closing the book on a year filled with ups and downs. While the final record won’t change with one more game, all eyes are on Miguel Cairo, who may be managing his last contest in D.C. T…
Washington Nationals Game 162: Daylen Lile’s Breakout, James Wood’s Award, and Future Under Paul Toboni
The Washington Nationals wrap up their 2025 season today with Game 162 against the Chicago White Sox at 2:05 pm, closing the book on a year filled with ups and downs. While the final record won’t change with one more game, all eyes are on Miguel Cairo, who may be managing his last contest in D.C. T…
Paul Toboni Introduced as President of Baseball Operations
The Nationals began a new era on Wednesday morning as Paul Toboni was officially introduced as the new President of Baseball Operations. Mark & Al react to Toboni's first time meeting with the D.C. media in the press room at the ballpark. Toboni was joined on the podium by three members of owners…
Coaching Overhaul in D.C: Why The Washington Nationals Are Cleaning House And What Could Come NEXT?
Ryan Clary breaks down the Washington Nationals' managerial search as Miguel Cairo exits the running and the coaching staff faces a complete overhaul. With hitting coach Darnell Coles and pitching coach Jim Hickey likely departing, the organization signals a fresh start under Paul Taboni's leadersh…
Nationals set to hire Blake Butera as manager, would be youngest in over 50 years: reports
The Washington Nationals are set to go outside the box with their reported managerial hire.
The team will hire 33-year-old Blake Butera as their new skipper, per multiple reports. Butera would become the youngest person to manage in the big leagues since 1972.
Frank Quilici was also 33 years old i…
Orioles News & Notes: Miguel Cairo, Joe Singley, roster protection deadline
The Baltimore Orioles seem to be very close to filling out there entire coaching staff, as they reportedly hired Miguel Cairo and Joe Singley over the weekend. Host Connor Newcomb gives you the rundown on each of their coaching careers and then gives a quick preview of Tuesday's 40-man roster prote…
BIB on the Go: What It's Like To Change Managers, With Garrett Crochet
Garrett Crochet has now experienced changing managers in the middle of a season three times. The first occasion came when Miguel Cairo took over for an ailing Tony LaRussa with the White Sox. Then Pedro Grifol was let go and replaced by Grady Sizemore. And, most recently, Crochet is living life wit…
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