Jonathan Nelson, a native of Fairhope, AL, enters his fourteenth season as the Barons' General Manager and 26th in professional baseball. His career with the Barons began in 1993 with an internship that led to a full-time position in Group Sales. In 1997, Nelson worked in the ticket sales department for the Detroit Tigers baseball club. Jonathan returned to the Barons in 1998 and served as their Assistant General Manager for seven seasons before his promotion to General Manager. Prior to his baseball career, he interned with the Birmingham Bulls hockey club during their 1992-93 season.

Nelson graduated from the University of Montevallo in 1993 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Speech. At Montevallo he was a member of the fraternity Pi Kappa Alpha and served as it's President in 1992. In February 2005, he received the Nathalie Molton Gibbons Young Achievers Award that recognizes a Montevallo Alum under the age of 35 who has contributed to society through their career. In 2010 the Birmingham Business Journal listed Nelson in the "Top 40 Under 40," recognizing business professionals under the age of 40 in the Birmingham business community. Nelson was named the Jimmy Bragan Southern League Executive of the Year Award recipient in 2009, 2013 and 2016. Jonathan was in the Leadership Vestavia Hills 2011 class and also Leadership Birmingham's 2017 class. During Nelson's tenure the Barons organization was named Baseball America's 2008 AA Bob Frietas Award winner and the Don Mincher Southern League Organization of the Year in 2013 and 2016. Nelson was also involved in the relocation and design of Regions Field which opened in 2013.

Nelson is a member of the Southern League's Board of Directors and serves on the League's Rules and Competition as well as on the Hall of Fame committee. He manages the Barons' day to day operations and is involved with the Autism Society of Alabama, American Cancer Society's Real Men Wear Pink campaign, Knights of Columbus and American Baseball Foundation. He and his wife, Christy, reside in Vestavia Hills with their son Jonathan Jr. (18), daughter, Sophia (14) and are members of Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church.

Cook is in his tenth year with the Barons after six years as Senior Vice President at the Minor League Baseball headquarters in St. Petersburg, Fla. Prior to his time with MiLB, he was General Manager of the Philadelphia Phillies at their Spring Training facility in Clearwater, Fla., for five years. A graduate from the University of Alabama with a degree in Advertising.

John and his wife, Jodi, reside in Helena with their sons, Bryce and Jacob.

Madison enters his tenth season with the Birmingham Barons and first as General Manager of Food and Beverage. He spent his first three seasons with the Barons as the Director of Operations before becoming the Director of Ticket Operations for five seasons. The Little Rock, Ark., native is in his 14th season in baseball, having spent the previous four seasons as the Director of Promotions for the West Tennessee Diamond Jaxx (Jackson Generals). His professional baseball career began in 2005 as an intern for West Tennessee. A 2005 graduate of Lambuth University, he resides in Pelham with his wife, Katie and newborn son Cooper.

Judge serves as the inventory control accountant for the Barons. A longtime resident of Birmingham, Judge graduated from Alabama A&M University.

Tyler Gore, a Hueytown, Alabama, native and graduate of Southern New Hampshire University, enters his fifthth season with the Barons. Gore worked as group sales intern during the 2015 season before his hire as a special events coordinator in 2016 and became the group sales manager in 2017. In his spare time, Gore enjoys raveling, hanging out with friends and family and cheering on the Alabama Crimson Tide.

Buck begins his third season with the Barons after he joined the group sales team in January 2018. Originally from Greenville, South Carolina, Buck moved to Alabama to attend school at Samford University, where he earned a degree in sales and marketing with a concentration in sports marketing. Buck also heads up all fundraising opportunities for the Barons.

Coats enters his fifth season in Minor League Baseball and first with the Barons as the club's Corporate Sales Manager. Coats is responsible for the implementation of game-day sponsorships, signage across Regions Field, as well as corporate and group outings at the ballpark.

Claire is a recent graduate of Samford University, where she earned a degree in marketing and sales. Claire interned with the Barons in the Special Events Department before being hired on full time as a Group Sales Manager. Originally from California, Claire has spent the past four years exploring Birmingham, working with Make a Wish Alabama, and taking trips to the beach with friends.

Bloom enters his 31st season in broadcasting and his 27th in the Barons radio booth. "CB' is a graduate of the University of North Carolina Greensboro with a degree in broadcasting communications. His previous stops include Bakersfield, CA, Prince William County, VA and Huntsville, AL before arriving in the "Magic City" prior to the 1992 season.

Bloom, now 53-years-old, has called Major League Baseball games for both the Montreal Expos and Toronto Blue Jays and college football and women's basketball for Samford University. In addition, he has called Alabama High School state championship games for both basketball and football for, CBS-42.

In May of 2013, Bloom was inducted into the Birmingham Barons Hall of Fame. In 2015 Bloom taught two classes in broadcasting at Miles College in Fairfield, Alabama.

The two-time Southern League Broadcaster of the Year lives in Pelham with his wife, Dr. Laura Bloom, an assistant professor at the University of Alabama and their two daughters, Chloe (21) a senior at Alabama and Alexis (19) a freshman at Jeff State. A native of North Salem, NY, CB stays connected with his hometown teams passionately rooting on the Yankees, Rangers, Jets and Knicks.

A native of North Salem, N.Y., CB stays connected to his hometown teams, passionately rooting on the Yankees, Rangers, Jets, and Knicks.

Currently in her second season as the Marketing and Promotions Manager for the Birmingham Barons. A native of the Pacific Northwest and graduate of Gonzaga University, she now enters her tenth season working in the sports industry. Prior to her time in Birmingham, she spent three seasons as the Promotions Manager for the Tri-City Dust Devils (Class-A Short Season affiliate of the San Diego Padres), as well as five seasons as the Events and Promotions Coordinator for the Portland Timbers (Major League Soccer).

In her free time, she enjoys hanging out with friends, traveling, and hiking. #Gonzagadoesexist

A Birmingham native and University of Alabama graduate, Hannah Echols enters her second season as the Marketing and Promotions Coordinator for the Birmingham Barons. Prior to the 2019 season, Hannah spent five seasons working for the Barons as a Power Team member and in 2018 interned in the Barons Marketing department where where she fell in love with the team and the sport.

Jennifer is excited to enter her sixth year with the Birmingham Barons as the Director of Non-Game Events. Her goal from her first day was to get the word out that Regions Field is more than a baseball stadium but a premier event venue located in the heart of the newly developed Parkside District. With over 15 years' experience in the event industry in Birmingham, she is here to help clients host the best events possible. She loves planning weddings, receptions, fundraisers and corporate events. McGree is a graduate of the University of Nebraska with a degree in psychology. She was hired out of college to work for the Alabama Symphony Orchestra as its production coordinator. Prior to joining to the Barons, McGee served as an event manager with B&A Warehouse.

Jennifer is a board member of the Central Alabama Hospitality Attractions and Business Association, a member of Executive Women International and the Junior League of Birmingham. When not at work or volunteering with one of the above organizations she can be found spending time with the husband and four children.

David Lindsey was born and raised in Huntsville, AL. David enters his second season working for the Barons after beginning as a Camera Operator during the 2019 season. He prides himself on being “the best dancer on the staff” and welcomes any challengers for that title.

Mike enters his second season with the Barons after spending the past four seasons with the West Michigan Whitecaps as their Operations Manager. Hailing from the Great Lakes state of Michigan, Mike attended Aquinas College earning his BS in business administration/ sport management. In his current role with the Barons, Mike oversees the daily operation and upkeep of Regions Field in conjunction with the City of Birmingham, along with working closely with the team on travel coordination. When time permits Mike enjoys golfing, hunting, skiing, watching sports and hanging out with family.

Originally from Vanceboro, North Carolina, Van Voorhees graduated from North Carolina State University with a degree in turf grass management. He enters his 11th season in professional baseball and his third with the Barons. Van Vorhees came to Birmingham from the Hickory Crawdads (Low-A affiliate of the Texas Rangers), where he served as the head groundskeeper for three seasons.

Two-time winner of the Southern League Head Groundskeeper Award (2018 & 2019).

Chavous is in his 20th year with the Barons. After spending four seasons as an usher, he was promoted to Head Usher and served in that capacity for nine seasons. Prior to the 2013 season, George was promoted to his current position as Director of Customer Service at Regions Field.

George previously worked in the music business for 30 years in promotions and marketing, but always found time for his true love, baseball. After moving to Birmingham from St. Petersburg, Fla., George jumped at the chance to join the Birmingham Barons. In the years to follow, George came to embody the Barons' commitment to great customer service at Hoover Metropolitan Stadium and now Regions Field. A true people person, George considers himself to be one of the luckiest people in the world.

Stegall enters her second season with the Barons as the team's Receptionist. She also serves as the data entry clerk for CFO Randy Prince. Stegall receives and directs all incoming phone calls and mail. She also maintains multiple systems put in place for human resources to ensure a smooth operation of the front office.

Joie Tucker is a Huntsville, Alabama native and graduate of Troy University. Joie is in her third season with the Birmingham Barons. She worked as the concession intern during the 2018 season before she was hired as the Catering Manager in 2019. In her free time, Joie enjoys hanging out with friends and family, pageants, and traveling.

Born and raised in Birmingham, Southerland enters her second season as the Premium Services Manager with the Barons and her fourth season with the team overall. Her career in sports began as an intern at WJOX-FM 94.5 in 2011. Southerland interned for the Barons during the 2012-13 seasons and is a graduate of the University of Alabama with a degree in communications. She is also in her fourth season as a head coach for the UAB Golden Girls.