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Birthdate:
August 18, 1969
Height: 6'0
Weight: 175lbs
Birthplace:
Los Angeles, CA
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
ABOUT
Bobby
Bobby Magallanes is the assistant hitting coach for the Seattle Mariners and a longtime baseball coach with decades of experience in player development. Born on August 18, 1969, in Los Angeles, California, Magallanes played professionally in the minor leagues after being selected by the Seattle Mariners in the 1989 MLB Draft. Although he never reached the major leagues as a player, he built a respected coaching career by helping develop hitters throughout professional baseball.
Before joining the Mariners' major league staff, Magallanes served in a variety of coaching and managerial roles across the minor leagues, earning a reputation for his ability to teach hitting fundamentals and connect with players. Known for his patient approach, strong communication skills, and commitment to player development, he has played an important role in helping young hitters transition to the major league level while supporting the Mariners' offensive philosophy.


Bobby
Magallanes
: Off the Field
Favorite Bible Verse:
1 John 5:11–12 — “And this is the testimony: God has given us eternal life, and this life is in His Son…”
This was the passage that impacted me when I gave my life to Christ, and it has remained my life verse ever since.
Who has been the most influential person in your life?
My dad. His love, patience, and unwavering support allowed me to pursue my dreams. I try to model that same love and encouragement with my own children.
Who has impacted your spiritual journey the most?
Mickey Weston — He has discipled me for more than 20 years. Our relationship has grown from mentor and disciple into a deep friendship where we continue to encourage and learn from one another.
Nickname:
Mags
Favorite Food:
Mexican food—especially ceviche
Favorite Music:
MercyMe
Hobbies:
Reading and spending time with my family and kids
Advice to Young Baseball Players:
Play the game for fun.
So, What is the Gospel?
What if understanding the Gospel was as easy as running the bases? Good news. It is. Join Mickey Weston as he steps up to the plate and walks through the Gospel using the simple, familiar rhythm of baseball. From home plate to first, second, third, and back home, faith becomes clear, approachable, and unforgettable. No religious jargon, no pressure. Just Good News explained in a way that makes sense and brings you home.


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