Clint Hurdle is a former Major League Baseball outfielder and manager. Currently, he works as a special assistant to the general manager of the Colorado Rockies. In this role, he assists across all areas of baseball operations, primarily in player development and scouting. 

Clint managed the Rockies across parts of eight seasons from 2002-2009, the longest tenured manager in franchise history. His 1,159 games managed and 534 wins as a manager are bother the most in franchise history. In 2007, Clint led the Rockies to the World Series as the club captured the first National League pennant in franchise history. 

Between his return to the Rockies and his managerial stint, Clint managed the Pittsburgh Pirates for nine seasons from 2011-2019, compiling a 735-720 record while leading the Pirates to three playoff appearances. Clint was named the 2013 National League Manager of the Year after leading the Pirates to a 94-68 record and their first postseason appearance since 1992. All told, Clint’s 2,615 games managed between the Rockies and the Pirates are the 30th most in MLB history.