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Begins second season in Angels organization and first as third base coach, appointed to Mike Scioscias staff, Nov. 16, 2005 (replacing bench coach Joe Maddon)...Spent 2005 as manager at triple-A Salt Lake, leading Stingers to a 79-65 record (just one game out of first place)...Was named to the coaching staff of the World Team for the 2005 Futures Game...Joined Angels in 2005 after spending previous 17 seasons with Dodgers as minor league player, coach and managerOwns career managerial record of 531-496 (.517) in eight-plus seasons...Served as manager of double-A Jacksonville Suns for three seasons (2002-2004), compiling a 209-206 record (including 66-71 in 2004, 66-73 in 2003 and 77-62 in 2002)....Led Jacksonville to 2002 Southern League East Division Championship (in second half) and berth in League Championship Series...In 2001, led single-A Wilmington to a 75-63 mark...Spent 2000 season with single-A San Bernardino, guiding club to 77-63 record and California League title...Began managerial career in 1997, taking over San Bernardino for final 39 games of season (18-21) after beginning that season as a coach there (club won California League title)...In first full-season as manager, led rookie Great Falls to 40-35 record and 1998 Pioneer League North Division first-half championship...Took over at single-A Yakima in 1999 (33-43)... Began coaching career as player/coach with single-A Bakersfield (1991-94)...Also served as player coach with San Bernardino in 1995 before becoming full-time coach with double-A San Antonio Missions in 1996...Has extensive coaching experience in winter baseball, managing Estrellas in Dominican Winter League in 2003 and Cervesa Atlas Tiburones in 2001 Panamanian Winter League...Served as coach for Peoria in Arizona Fall League in 1995...Worked as infield instructor for Chinese National Team (2000) and Osaka Buffaloes (2002) and as field coordinator for Sinon Bulls in Taiwan (2002)...Signed with Dodgers as free agent in 1988 and played six professional seasons...Named Gulf Coast League Player of Year in rookie 1988 season at Sarasota, where he ranked second in league with .337 batting average and led league in total bases, slugging percentage and on-base percentage...Was member of single-A Vero Beach Florida State League Champions in 1989 and 1990...Attended Florida Southern University, where he was member of 1988 NCAA Division II championship team...Married (Shannon) with one child (Destiny)...Full name is Dino Alex Ebel (pronounced E-bull). | 