Kash Beauchamp
WBP Field Representative
Professional Wood Bat Hitting Instructor
2008 to present - Founder of Wood Bat Mechanics for the Aspiring Professional - Learn More>
2009 - Hitting Coach - Joliet Jackammers (First Month) Special Hitting Instructor for National Sport University of Taiwan, requested by Seattle Mariners2008 - Field Manager - Wichita Wingnuts
2007 - Vice President/Director of Baseball Operations for the South Coast League of Professional
Baseball. Was also the field manager for the Anderson Joes for the leagues 2nd half.
2006 - Field Manager-Pensacola Pelicans
2005 - Director of Scouting and Player Development- Golden Baseball League
2002-2004 - Field Manager, Adirondack/Bangor Lumberjacks of the Independent Northeast League
2000-2001 - Field Manager, Lincoln Saltdogs of the Independent Northern League
1998-2000 - Field Manager, Director of Player Procurement, New Jersey Jackals of the Independent Northern League
1995-1997 - Hitting Coach, Montreal Expos
Hitting instructor for AA Harrisburg Senators, A West Palm Beach Expos, and A Cape Fear Crocs. Coached in Florida Instructional League.
1982-1995 - Professional Baseball Player, Toronto Blue Jays, Atlanta Braves, San Francisco Giants, Cincinnati Reds, Los Angeles Dodgers, Oakland A’s, Rochester Aces (Ind. Northern League) Played 12 seasons topping out in AAA with all organizations except Reds. Was on Toronto’s 40-man roster in 1985.
1991-1992 - Recruiting Coordinator, Omni Sports Management. Assistant Baseball and Basketball Coach, Chattahoochie Valley Community College.
Recruited and scouted for late agent George Kalafatis.
Signed future major leaguers, Ricky Botallico, John Frascatore, and Tony Graffanino, all out of the South Atlantic League.
Special Recognition
Kash was brought up in baseball. His father Jim Beauchamp who played 10 seasons in the Major Leagues and was the bench coach for the Atlanta Braves for 9 seasons including the '95 World Championship team.
1982 - 1st round draft choice (1st overall) in 1982 January Draft. Pioneer League All-star
1984 - MVP of Carolina League All-star Game. Voted by Baseball America as best defensive
outfielder and outfielder with the best arm in Carolina League
1986 - Southern League All-star game
1990 - MVP of the Texas League Championship Series.
1993 - Northern League MVP. Batting Champion of the Northern League with .367 average. First Independent League player signed by a Major League organization.
1994 - Collected 1000th Professional Career Hit
1998 - Manager of the Northeast League Champion New Jersey Jackals
1999 - Manager of the Northern League East All-star Team. Hitting Coach and 3rd Base Coach for Team USA in Sydney, Australia for the Intercontinental Cup
2000 - Manager of the Northern League East All-star Team
2003 - Manager of the World team in the Northeast League All-star game
2004 - Coach for Northeast League All-Star team. Guided Bangor Lumberjacks to first ever playoff appearance going 54-34 during regular season
2007- Took over a last place Anderson Joes club and turned them around going 22-14 after joining the club in the second half
I get asked over and over what is the best bat to use while training. The Metal Bat? The Composite Bat? The Wood Bat? Well the answer is very simple. In my career experience as a professional player and hitting coach that has endured 27 years ...
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