Evan Scribner

Bio

A native of Washington, Connecticut, Evan Scribner established himself as one of the state's premier pitchers during his standout career at Shepaug Valley High School before continuing his success at Central Connecticut State University. At CCSU, he became one of the program’s all-time leaders in both wins and saves, cementing his place among the most accomplished players in school history.

During his collegiate career, Scribner also competed in the New England Collegiate Baseball League with the North Adams SteepleCats, where he gained valuable experience against some of the nation’s top collegiate talent.

Following college, Scribner embarked on a nine-year professional baseball career, reaching the Major Leagues with the San Diego Padres in 2011. He later pitched for the Oakland Athletics and Seattle Mariners, appearing in 145 Major League games. Known as a dependable late-inning reliever, he played a key role in Oakland’s 2012 American League West championship season and earned a reputation for his consistency, competitiveness, and professionalism on the mound.

Since retiring from professional baseball, Scribner has dedicated himself to coaching and player development, working closely with high school and collegiate pitchers to improve mechanics, optimize recovery, and develop a deeper understanding of the game. His ability to combine professional experience with modern training methods has made him a respected mentor for aspiring athletes.

The Bristol Blues are excited to welcome Evan to the coaching staff, where his wealth of playing experience, passion for player development, and knowledge of the game will provide tremendous value to the organization and its players.