Minor Managers, Major Additions : Cedar Rapids Kernels

This will the third in series on the minor league managers of the different minor league teams from Iowa.  Today we will break down the Cedar Rapids Kernels, currently the Single A team for the Minnesota Twins.  Based in Cedar Rapids, Iowa the Kernels started in 1993 following the Cedar Rapids Reds.  Many major leaguers have come through here, including Mike Trout and Byron Buxton.



Mitch Seoane

1993, 99-00 Kernels Manager (Angels affiliate)

26 cards in TCDB









Tom Lawless

1994-96 Kernels Manager (Reds affiliate)

62 cards in TCDB






Mario Mendoza

1997 Kernels Manager (Angels affiliate)

51 cards in TCDB













 Garry Templeton

1998 Kernels Manager (Angels affiliate)

276 cards in TCDB








Tyrone Boykin

2000-01 Kernels Manager (Angels affiliate)

19 cards in TCDB










Todd Claus


2002-03 Kernels Manager (Angels affiliate)

19 cards in TCDB

As player







Bobby Magallanes

2004-07 Kernels Manager (Angels affiliate)

22 cards in TCDB








Keith Johnson


2008 Kernels Manager (Angels affiliate)

30 cards in TCDB







Bill Mosiello

2009-10 Kernels Manager (Angels affiliate)

9 cards in TCDB










Brent Del Chiaro

2011 Kernels Manager (Angels affiliate)

16 cards in TCDB









Jamie Burke

2012-13 Kernels Manager (Angels/Twins affiliate)

80 cards in TCDB







Jake Mauer

2014-16 Kernels Manager (Twins affiliate)

44 cards in TCDB










Pat Shine

2017 Kernels Manager (Twins affiliate)

2 cards in TCDB









David Macias

2017 Kernels Manager (Twins affiliate)\

10 cards in TCDB










Toby Gardenhire

2018 Kernels Manager (Twins affiliate)

13 cards in TCDB









Brian Dinkelman

2019-22 Kernels Manager (Twins affiliate)

33 cards in TCDB













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