The Arizona Diamondbacks (@Dbacks) finalized their 2019 Major League coaching staff and medical staff under third-year manager Torey Lovullo. u5:p
The coaching staff will be (current role, on the coaching staff):u5:p

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The team's medical staff will consist of (current role, in D-backs organization):u5:p

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Bios for the new staff members are below:u5:pu5:p 
Coles, 56, enters his first season as D-backs hitting coach, fifth overall in that capacity, sixth on a Major League coaching staff and 16th in a managerial/coaching role. He served as hitting coach for the Brewers (2015-18) and assistant hitting coach for the Tigers (2014). He spent 4 years in the Nationals' organization (2006-09), serving as Minor League roving hitting instructor (2006), manager for Short-Season A Vermont (2007) and Single-A Hagerstown (2008) and hitting coach for Triple-A Syracuse (2009). He began his coaching career as the Minor League hitting coordinator for the Mariners in 2000. He worked for ESPN as a baseball analyst from 2001-06. Coles played in 957 games over 14 Major League seasons with the Mariners (1983-85, '88-90), Tigers (1986-87, '90), Pirates (1987-88), Giants (1991), Reds (1992), Blue Jays (1993-94), Cardinals (1995) and Rockies (1997).u5:p 
Hinske, 41, enters his first season as D-backs assistant hitting coach, fourth overall in that capacity and fifth in a Major League coaching role. He has been part of 3 World Series winners, twice as a player in 2007 with the Red Sox, 2009 with the Yankees, and once as a coach in 2016 with the Cubs. He was hitting coach for the Angels (2018) and assistant hitting coach for the Cubs (2015-17). He played parts of 12 seasons with the Blue Jays (2002-06), highlighted by 2002 American League Rookie of the Year honors, Red Sox (2006-07), Rays (2008), Pirates (2009), Yankees (2009), Braves (2010-12) and D-backs (2013).u5:pu5:p 
Butler, 32, enters his first season as D-backs bullpen catcher. He had 2 stints in the Majors Leagues with the Red Sox in 2014 and '18, appearing in 9 games. He played 10 seasons in the Minor League systems for the Red Sox (2009-14, '16-18) and Nationals (2015). He signed with the Red Sox as a non-drafted free agent in 2009. He is a native of Phoenix and played collegiately at the University of Arizona from 2006-09 after attending Greenway High School.u5:pu5:p 
Torgerson, 31, enters his first season as D-backs assistant athletic trainer and seventh in the organization. He previously served as the Minor League medical coordinator (2016-18) and Manual Performance coordinator (2013-15). He spent 2012 as a trainer for the Royals' Rookie-Advanced Idaho Falls. He graduated in 2012 from Weber State University with a master's degree in athletic training and 2009 from the University of Washington with a bachelor's degree in physiology.u5:p