Coaching Career
Crim enters his first season as bullpen coach and his seventh in the Dodger organization after serving as an
amateur scout (2007-08), Rookie-Advanced Ogden's pitching coach (2009), Single-A Great Lakes' pitching coach
(2010) and Double-A Chattanooga's pitching coach (2011-12)...Crim has joined the Dodgers' Major League coaching
staff as an assistant in the bullpen the last two Septembers...Crim's staff at Chattanooga posted a Southern
League-best 3.66 ERA in 2011 and was second best in 2012 (3.57)... Spent the 2007 and 2008 campaigns as a
Dodger amateur scout in the central and southern California regions. Prior to scouting, he served as the head
pitching director at SHO-ME Baseball Camp in Branson, Missouri from 1995-2002...Crim was the head baseball
coach at Canyon High School in Santa Clarita from 2004-05.
Playing Career
Crim enjoyed an eight-year Major League playing career with the Brewers (1987-91), Angels (1992-93) and the Cubs
(1994)...went 47-43 with 45 saves and a 3.83 ERA in 449 games...led the American League with 70 appearances in
1988 and 76 games in 1989...as a rookie with the Brewers in 1987, he earned two of the club's Major League-record
13 wins to start the season...was the primary set-up man to Milwaukee closer Dan Plesac to jump-start his career.
Personal
Charles Robert Crim and his wife of 31 years, Deanne, reside in Glendale, AZ. They have two children - Cody,
26, and Jacob, 15. After retiring from baseball as a player in 1994, Crim moved to Branson, MO to pursue his pro
fishing career. Crim fished on the BASS Tour and Central Pro AM tour from 1995 to 2002 and won a Central Pro AM
tournament at Bull Shoals Lake before retiring in 2002 and returning to California. Hobbies include bass fishing,
fly fishing, playing the guitar, golf and woodworking. Crim pitched for the University of Hawaii from 1980-82.
