Carlos,
We want to thank you for all the work, effort, and diligence you have put into Carter.   Right from our first lesson you emphasized good sound mechanics and the safety and health of our son.  Through your instruction we have watched him blossom on the mound.  Your focus on safety, correct mechanics and “the big picture” are such a valuable asset to the development of these young boys.

You are so much more than a “pitching coach." Your desire to support and guide these boys whether it is with school, attitude on and off the field or simply baseball is evident in so many ways.

 We are thankful everyday that we had the good luck of finding you.  You truly are a mentor to our son and for that we are grateful.
Thanks for all you do!

Curtis and Christine

Carlos Reyes played eight Major League seasons, 14 total, as a RH starter/reliever. After signing with the Atlanta Braves in 1991 as an amateur free agent, he was the no. 1 pick in the 1993 Rule V draft for the Oakland A’s. Carlos continued his career playing for the Oakland A’s, San Diego Padres, Boston Red Sox, Philadelphia Phillies, Tampa Bay Devil Rays, and New York Yankees. His highlight was in 1996 as the Oakland A’s opening day starter. He was also part of the 1998 San Diego Padres National League Championship team. After winning the 2005 GCL Championship as the Yankee’s GCL pitching coach and the ERA title for his 2006 Yankee’s GCL pitching staff, Carlos spent the 2007 season coaching the New York Yankees’ (A) Charleston Riverdogs. He is currently the Kansas City Royals’ Rehab coach/Minor League pitching coach since 2008.