Former Bulls Infielder Reid Brignac to Join Durham Coaching Staff

2008-09, 11-12 Bulls infielder served previously as Double-A Binghamton skipper

December 7, 2025

Former Durham Bulls infielder Reid Brignac will be joining the Bulls coaching staff for the 2026 season, as announced by Brignac himself this week. He is expected to serve in a role as an assistant coach, with the rest of the coaching staff to be announced at some point early

Former Durham Bulls infielder Reid Brignac will be joining the Bulls coaching staff for the 2026 season, as announced by Brignac himself this week. He is expected to serve in a role as an assistant coach, with the rest of the coaching staff to be announced at some point early next year.

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So grateful to be back in the org where it all started @RaysBaseball #LetsGoRays pic.twitter.com/uU32aGocQj
— Reid Brignac (@reidbrignac) December 6, 2025

In 303 career contests with Durham between the 2008-09 and 2011-12 seasons, Brignac combined for a .255 average (294-1152), adding 146 runs, 70 doubles, seven triples, 26 homers and 137 RBI. He would go on to play parts of nine seasons in the Big Leagues, batting .219 (194-886) along with 83 runs, 36 doubles, four triples, 12 homers and 84 RBI between the Tampa Bay Rays (2008-12), Colorado Rockies (2013), New York Yankees (2013), Philadelphia Phillies (2014), Miami Marlins (2015), and Atlanta Braves (2016).

Brignac most recently has served as a manager in the New York Mets organization, helming Double-A Binghamton the past four seasons. In his five years as a minor league manager he has accumulated a 346-312 record (.526), including a 90-46 clip (.662) in 2025 en route to an Eastern League championship.