Pete Orr Joins Mets Coaching Staff

The Toronto Mets are thrilled to announce that former MLB player and current Milwaukee Brewer scout and minor league instructor Pete Orr has joined the Toronto Mets Coaching staff. 

Orr, who grew up in Newmarket, Ontario, made his Major League debut in 2005 with the Atlanta Braves. Orr would go on to play eight years in the big leagues appearing in over 440 games making stops in Atlanta, Washington and Philadelphia. 

In addition to his role with the Milwaukee Brewers Pete is also a coach with the Canadian National Junior Team. Toronto Mets President Ryan McBride is thrilled to be adding a coach with so much experience. "Pete is an incredible addition to our program. His playing, scouting and coaching experience is unmatched and his passion for giving back to Canadian baseball is something we will all benefit from."

On the International Stage, Pete Orr has seen the World suiting up for the Canadian National Team, having the opportunity to play in the Olympic games and the World Baseball Classic. In 2015 at the Pan American games played in Ajax Ontario, Orr scored the winning run to give the Canadian National Team a Gold medal. 

This is a great opportunity for the Toronto Mets players to learn from somebody who has reached the highest level. Please join us in welcoming Pete to the Toronto Mets Family.