Page 219 - 2025 Los Angeles Angels Media Guide
P. 219

MINOR LEAGUE MANAGERS
                   GUE MANA
          MINOR LEA
                               S
                           GER
        PLA

                       DEVEL
               YER
                                        MENT
                                   OP
        PLAYER DEVELOPMENT
                      KEITH JOHNSON                         TRIPLE-A SALT LAKE
                      MANAGERIAL AND COACHING SUMMARY
                      ◆   Johnson returns for third season in his third stint as Manager of Triple-A Salt
                      Lake...The  2025  season  will  mark  his  18th  season  with  the  Angels  organization...
                      Previously managed Salt Lake from 2011-14 and 2016-18.
                      ◆   Across parts of 14 seasons as a minor league manager, owns a 911-974 (.489)
                      record...Has posted a 616-681 (.475) record across nine seasons with the Bees.
                      ◆   In 2024, Salt Lake posted a 67-82 (.450) record and finished in fifth place in Pacific
          Coast League West...In 2023, Bees had a 70-79 (.470) record and finished in fourth place.
        ◆   Spent 2019 season managing in Marlins minor league system with Triple-A New Orleans...Led Baby Cakes
          to a 73-65 (.529) record and a third place finish in the PCL American Southern Division.
        ◆   Led Bees to second-place division finish in 2018 with a 71-68 record (.511)...In 2017, managed Bees to their
          first winning season (72-70) since 2013 and finished one game behind out of first place in PCL Southern
          Division.
        ◆   Began 2015 as Infield Instructor, then joined Angels Major League staff following the All-Star Break as a
          Player Information Coach...Bees finished with a 60-86 record in 2014.
        ◆   In 2013, was named PCL ‘Manager of the Year’ by his peers and by Baseball America...Compiled a 78-66
          (.542) record and advanced to PCL Finals...Bees finished 73-71 (.507) in 2012 and 62-82 (.431) in 2011.
        ◆   Led Adv.-A Rancho Cucamonga to California League Championship Series in 2010...Quakes posted a 61-79
          record in 2009 and finished third in the South Division of the Cal League.  PLAYER  PLAYER
        ◆   Spent 2008 season at Single-A Cedar Rapids where he led Kernels to the playoffs as a wild card winner   DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT
          in second half...Finished with a 72-66 overall mark; Swept Western Division Semifinals but lost in Division
          Finals series.
        ◆   Spent two seasons (2006-07) as Hitting Coach at Double-A Arkansas...Made Managerial debut when he
          took over as Arkansas’ Interim Manager for final 32 games of the 2006 season.
        ◆   Spent 2005 as Batting Coach for Pioneer League champion Orem Owlz...Was hitting coach for Mesa Angels
          in rookie Arizona League in 2004.
        PLAYING CAREER & MISC
        ◆   Played professionally for 11 seasons as infielder with Dodgers (1993-98, 2001), Diamondbacks (1999) and
          Angels (2000, 2002-03) organizations...Made Major League Debut on April 17, 2000 vs. Toronto; Appeared
          in six games for the Angels in 2000 and batted .500 (2/4) with two runs scored.
        ◆   Batted .264 (1205/4573) with 118 home runs and 600 RBI in 1,265 minor league games.
        ◆   Was originally selected by Dodgers in fourth round of 1992 Draft and signed on June 4, 1992... Retired as
          a player after 2003 season.
        ◆   Attended  University  of  Pacific  (Stockton,  CA),  where  he  majored  in  Sports  Medicine  and  player  three
          seasons (1990-92) for the UOP baseball team....Prepped at Hanford High (CA) where he played baseball,
          basketball and football and graduated in 1992.
          JOHNSON’S MANAGERIAL RECORD
          Year    Club      League    Won    Lost    Pct.    Finish
          2006    Arkansas   Texas     11     21    .344   3rd^
          2008    Cedar Rapids   Midwest   72   66   .522   5th/2nd*
          2009    Rancho Cucamonga  California   61   79   .436   4th/T3rd
          2010    Rancho Cucamonga  California   78   62   .436   2nd/1st
          2011    Salt Lake   Pacific Coast   62   82   .431   4th
          2012    Salt Lake   Pacific Coast   73   71   .507   3rd
          2013    Salt Lake   Pacific Coast   78   66   .542   1st*
          2014    Salt Lake   Pacific Coast   60   84   .417   4th
          2016    Salt Lake   Pacific Coast   63   79   .444   4th
          2017    Salt Lake   Pacific Coast   72   70   .507   2nd
          2018    Salt Lake   Pacific Coast   71   68   .511   2nd
          2019    New Orleans   Pacific Coast   73   65   .529   3rd
          2023    Salt Lake   Pacific Coast   70   79   .470   4th
          2024    Salt Lake   Pacific Coast   67   82   .450   5th
          TOTALS (14 seasons)         911     974   .489
          *Reached playoffs ^Interim Manager



                                                                   255
                                      ANGELS
                                                   @ANGELS
                         ANGELS.COM   / /ANGELS    @ANGELS         255
                         ANGELS.
                               M
                             CO
   214   215   216   217   218   219   220   221   222   223   224