Neal Huntington completed his ninth season as the General Manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2016. He was appointed to the position on Sept. 25, 2007, thus becoming the 12th General Manager in the history of the Club. In his role as Executive Vice President and General Manager, Neal is responsible for the entire Baseball Operations department, which includes overseeing the Major League Club as well as the scouting and player development systems.

During his tenure, the Pirates have won 358 regular-season games over the last four seasons, the fourth-highest total in Major League Baseball. Prior to joining the Pirates, Neal worked as a Special Assistant to the General Manager for the 2007 American League Central Division champion Cleveland Indians.

In his role as Special Assistant to the General Manager, Huntington served as an evaluator and advisor for Cleveland General Manager Mark Shapiro, providing recommendations. Neal began his Major League career in the Montreal Expos organization in June of 1992. He spent the 1994 campaign as the video advance scout for the Montreal Expos Major League Club and was then promoted to Assistant Director, Player Development, after the 1994 season, where he assisted in all aspects of Montreal's Player Development system.

Neal played four years of baseball at Amherst College in Massachusetts, where he graduated in 1991 with a degree in Psychology; he also holds a Master's of Science in Sports Management from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.

Deron Johnson has been a member of the Twins organization since January of 1994.

While working as the Northern California Area Scout, Johnson was promoted to West Coast Supervisor in October of 1998, and in September of 2007, he was promoted to Director of Scouting for the Twins. In December of 2016, he was promoted to his current role of Senior Advisor of the Scouting Department. In this position, Deron scouts the best talent in the domestic and international amateur markets. In addition, he will assist the Professional Scouting Department by undertaking targeted Minor and Major League scouting assignments.

Johnson was born and raised in Vallejo, Calif., and graduated from St. Mary's College in Moraga, Calif., with a B.A. in Liberal Arts in 1991. Prior to joining the Twins, Johnson played three Minor League seasons as an outfielder in the Pittsburgh Pirates organization from 1988-1990. He served as the assistant baseball coach and recruiting coordinator for the University of San Francisco from 1992-93. In addition, Johnson has provided coverage of Minor League and Major League teams and has been part of the Twins Advance Scouting team for the postseason over the past seven years.

Sig is an analyst and former NASA engineer, currently working as a Special Assistant to the General Manager in Process Improvement for the Houston Astros. From 2005-11, he was with the St. Louis Cardinals, where he created the processes and formulas that combined scouting evaluations with on-field performance.

In that time period, the Cardinals drafted more Major Leaguers than any other organization. In 2012, Sig went with Jeff Luhnow to the Houston Astros, where Jeff became the General Manager and named Sig the Director of Decision Sciences. Sig has developed a new analytics department (that has since grown to nine analysts) and new decision-making processes within the Astros organization. Much of his focus is now on the implementation of the analytical findings throughout the system and the continued exploration of new technologies.

Billy Gasparino enters his third season as the Dodgers' Director of Amateur Scouting. Prior to his time in Los Angeles, Gasparino spent four seasons with the Padres as Director of Scouting (2012-14) and National Crosschecker (2010-12). He also worked for the Blue Jays, originally joining Toronto as an area scout covering Southern California from 2004-06 before being promoted to National Crosschecker in 2007.

He got his start working in the front office as an intern with the Indians in 2003. An infielder during his playing career, Gasparino was selected by the Rockies in the 17th round of the 1999 First-Year Player Draft from Oklahoma State University and spent one season in their Minor League system with Class A Portland.

Reagins recently completed his 25th year in professional baseball.

His unique career path began with an internship with the Los Angeles Angels and included stops as the team's Director of Player Development and ultimately overseeing all Baseball Operations, becoming only the fifth African American General Manager in Major League Baseball history. As General Manager of the Angels, Reagins amassed a record of 363-285 (.560), averaging nearly 91 wins a season. Reagins' highlights included leading the club to its first 100-win season, which resulted in Reagins being voted the Rube Foster American League Executive of the Year.

In 2015, Reagins joined the Office of the Commissioner of Major League Baseball as Senior Vice President of Youth Programs, a new role in which he will oversee the League's expanded focus on youth baseball participation. He was promoted to Executive Vice President in 2018.

Sean Campbell joined USA Baseball in November 2015 as the Senior Director, Sport Development. He is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of all current and emerging sport development initiatives for the organization.

Campbell played at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas from 1996-98 and was drafted as a catcher in the ninth round by the San Diego Padres in the 1998 First-Year Player Draft. After playing with the Padres organization for three seasons, he retired in 2001 following multiple hip surgeries.

After his playing career was over, he began teaching special education and coaching. During this time he assisted in coordinating international baseball trips to Australia and China. In 2005, he began work as an area scout for the Pittsburgh Pirates before being hired by the San Diego Padres as the Northeast Regional Supervisor in 2010. After three successful years in that role, he was then named the National Crosschecker for the Padres amateur scouting department.