it will be here. We’ll manage to always find a place for him." As of 2015, Berkman is serving as the head baseball coach at Second Baptist School in Houston, Texas, along with his former Astros teammate Andy Pettitte serving as assistant coach. Berkman and Pettitte led Second Baptist to a Tapps State Title in 2016. Berkman was eligible for the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2019. He received 5 votes, or 1.4%, which is less than 5% threshold and became thus ineligible for further consideration. He was an assistant manager for the University of St. Thomas baseball team during the 2021 season. On May 31, 2021, Berkman was named the head baseball coach of the Houston Baptist Huskies. Head coaching record Career achievements Awards Darryl Kile Good Guy Award (2011) GIBBY/This Year in Baseball Award for Comeback Player of the Year (2011) 6× MLB All-Star (2001, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2011) National League Comeback Player of the Year (2011) 2× National League Player of the Month (May 2004, and May 2008). 4× National League Player of the Week for April 21–27 and May 5–11 in 2008; April 11–17 and April 25 – May 1 in 2011. Players Choice Award for Comeback Player of the Year (2011) The Sporting News Comeback Player of the Year Award (2011) Statistical achievements Notes: Per Baseball-Reference.com. Hit better than .300 five times, with a career high batting average of .331 in 2001. 43rd all-time in on-base percentage (.406). 40th all-time in slugging percentage (.537). 28th all-time in OPS (.943). National League record holder for most single season RBIs (136) as a switch hitter. National League record holder for most single season Home Runs (45) as a switch hitter (tied with Chipper Jones). Record holder for most home runs in day games at Minute Maid Park in Houston (147). Record holder for most career home runs at the Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati for an opposing player (23). Record holder for the date with home runs in most consecutive years: September 21, 2001-2007 (tied with Lou Gehrig, June 8, 1932-1938). Personal life Berkman and his wife, Cara, live in Houston with their four daughters. Berkman has been very outspoken about his Christian beliefs throughout his career. Berkman uses his position as a professional athlete to discuss his religious beliefs with others. He told The 700 Club in May 2007: "What you’re running after, what