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Scott Cursi is the clubhouse assistant and former bullpen catcher for the Tampa Bay Rays baseball team.

Career
He played as a catcher at Pickerington High School in Ohio and Seminole Community College, where he later served as an assistant while taking classes at University of Central Florida. He took a summer job as a bullpen catcher for the Chicago Cubs' Double-A Southern League affiliate, which later became the Orlando Rays under the Tampa Bay Devil Rays (now the Tampa Bay Rays) organization. In 1999, Larry Rothschild, then Tampa Bay manager, offered Cursi a job as bullpen catcher on the recommendation of Orlando manager Bruce Kimm. Cursi went to the 2009 Major League Baseball All-Star Game with the Rays' coaching staff, as Tampa Bay was the defending American League champions. ==Off the field==
Off the field
Cursi graduated from University of Central Florida with a degree in physical education. He and his wife Stephanie live in St. Petersburg, Florida with their son, Noah. Cursi also works as an umpire for Little League games in Pinellas County. ==References==
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