Meet John Mallee

Professional Experience:

• 2024 – Chicago Cubs – Assistant – Major League Hitting Coach

• 2023 – Iowa Cubs – Triple-A Affiliate – Minor League Hitting Coach

• 2020 –  2022 – Los Angeles Angels – Major League Hitting Coach

• 2018 – 2019 – Philadelphia Phillies – Major League Hitting Coach

• 2015 – 2017 – Chicago Cubs – Major League Hitting Coach

• 2016 World Series Champions

• 2013 – 2014 –  Houston Astros Major League Hitting Coach

• 2011 – 2012 – Toronto Blue Jays – Senior Advisor for Player Development and Scouting

• 2010 – 2011 – Florida Marlins – Major League Hitting Coach

• 2001 – 2010 Minor league hitting coordinator for the Florida Marlins

• 30 Years as a Professional Coach (Astros, Brewers, Cubs, Expos, Marlins, Blue Jays)

• Previously the longest tenured Hitting Coordinator in MLB

• Helped 17 Marlins make their Major League Debut, including 2009 NL Rookie of the Year Chris Coghlan

• Named 2004 Florida Marlins “Man Of The Year.”

• Coached at all levels throughout the Minor Leagues

• 3 Years as a Professional Player (Phillies) 1991-1993

• Arizona Fall League Coach

• USA Goodwill Team Manager

 


Media and Videos

Bill Ripken sits down with Phillies hitting coach John Mallee to discuss his approach to getting the players ready for 2019″ https://www.mlb.com/video/hot-stove-john-mallee-c2523029083

MLB Vault – 2016 World Series Game 7 Full Game Highlights


 

National Exposure

• Developed the coaches training DVD’s, “Teaching The Professional Swing” and “Teaching Hitting Drills”

• 2 Time National ABCA Coaches Convention speaker on “How to teach the mechanics of a professional hitter” 2001, 2006

• BCA National High School Convention 2002

• Given over 18,000 private and group training sessions

• Worked with some of the best Major League Baseball players and coaches over the last 26 years

 


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NonProfit

In the winter of 2009, John Mallee founded Shockers Youth Sports Development, Inc. A 501 (c) (3) nonprofit baseball organization focused on providing a positive learning environment that encourages sportsmanship, teamwork, and quality training to the youth of Northwest Indiana.

 

John’s Vision

As a student, a player and instructor of the game, baseball has touched every aspect of John Mallee’s life. It has taught him many of life’s most important skills, such as teamwork, respect, hard work and determination. John firmly believes that a child’s exposure and participation to organized sports is critical in developing the next generation of community-conscious, college-ready student-athletes.

Baseball, like many of today’s organized sports, has become a very expensive sport to participate in. The high costs of bats, gloves, training, and team fees are making the game prohibitively expensive for many families.  John’s personal vision is to give every child the opportunity to play baseball and receive the very best instruction in Northwest Indiana at little to no cost to the player.

 

Community

Since 2009, his organization has donated sporting equipment to local community programs in need.

John has helped fundraise for charitable organizations such as Jacobs Closets and Toys for Tots, as well as organizing coat donation drives for local centers during the winter months.