Caleb Cox

Caleb Cox was hired as the Assistant Baseball Coach in the summer of 2021. He will be in charge of the pitchers, catchers, and recruiting operations for the Rangers.

Cox joined the Colorado State University Pueblo baseball program in the fall of 2020 as the Graduate Assistant Coach. He assisted Head Coach Damian Stambersky in his first season at CSU Pueblo. While at CSU Pueblo, Cox was in charge of the catchers and assisted with the pitchers in his lone season with the ThunderWolves.

Prior to joining CSU Pueblo, Cox spent time with Butler Community College in El Dorado, Kansas, a suburb of Wichita. In his single season with the Grizzlies, Cox coached the catchers. He placed two catchers with D-I schools in his lone season working with the Grizzlies.

Cox helped the Grizzlies to a 15-4 record in 2020. The Grizzlies even scored 30 runs in a seven-inning game.

Additionally, Cox served as the Head Coach for the Colorado 14ers, a summer collegiate baseball team while also coaching the Thunder Baseball Academy in 2018.

Cox began his college playing career at Butler Community College. As a catcher for the Grizzlies, Cox hit .335 with 10 home runs and 42 RBIs. He slugged .600 in 49 games for the Grizzlies as a sophomore and he also served as team-captain for both of his seasons at Butler CC.

After a successful career with the Grizzlies, Cox continued his baseball and education career at the D-I level with the University of Arkansas- Little Rock. Cox transferred to Pittsburg State University to finish his career with the Gorillas.

Cox hit .283 in one season with Pittsburg State, the team's fourth-highest average. He also managed the Gorillas pitching staff to an impressive 3.90 team ERA.

Cox is originally from Broomfield, Colorado where played his high school baseball at Broomfield High School.