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Former Loggers Staff in the Bigs
Ken Spindler, Milwaukee Brewers
Senior Manager - Media Relations
Ken Spindler, a UW-La Crosse alum, was an intern during the Loggers inaugural season of 2003. Spin-
dler currently enjoys his days working at Miller Park as a media relations coordinator for the Milwaukee
Brewers, and also spearheads the Brewers’ annual yearbook project.
Peter Mock, Minnesota Twins
New Business Development Representative
Peter Mock grauduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Sport and Fitness Administration/Manage-
ment from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse in 2015. Peter was a member of the Loggers’
family from 2014-17, beginning as a rotational intern before serving as an Account Executive and
Ticket Sales Director year-round for the Loggers front offi ce. Peter has great experience working
in the sports industry and joined the Minnesota Twins organization in September 2017 as a Ticket
Sales Representative. As a native of Stillwater, MN and diehard Twins fan, Peter loved every mo-
ment working in the Big Leagues!
Phil McMullen, Minnesota Twins
Senior Manager - Group Ticket Sales and Service
“While completing my sports management degree at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, I had
the opportunity to get my start in the sports industry with the La Crosse Loggers. Looking back on
what I’ve accomplished thus far in my career, I could not have asked for a better opportunity for
my start. Through the tremendous leadership of industry professionals like Dan, Chris, Ben, and
Jeanette, I learned the complete operations of sports franchise and what it takes to be successful in
the career fi eld.” - (Phil McMullen, a UW-La Crosse alum, was a member of the Loggers staff dur-
ing the 2006-08 seasons)
Andy McKay, Seattle Mariners
Director of Player Development
McKay currently serves as the Farm Director of the Seattle Mariners where he consults and works with
all levels of the Mariners organization including both players and coaches. As the fi eld manager of the
Loggers, "Cap" became the winningest manager in Loggers history and ended his fi ve-year reign with a
Championship Trophy in 2012. La Crosse posted a 53-21 record that summer, the second best record in
Northwoods League history, en route to capturing the 2012 Northwoods League title.
The Loggers won more games than any other team in summer collegiate baseball during the fi ve seasons un-
der McKay’s guidance, posting a record of 210-139 (.602) during that span (2008-20012). La Crosse made
two post-season appearances, advancing to the Championship both times (2009 & 2012), and never won less
than 38 games in a season. He ended his Loggers career sixth all-time in victories and fourth all-time in win-
ning percentage in the NWL and is the Loggers all-time winningest manager. 45 former Loggers were also
drafted during McKay’s tenure, including current big league pitcher Chris Sale (Red Sox).
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