Baseball League. He led Armada to the GBL championship in 2007. He then served in 2008 as the bench and hitting coach for the Orange County Flyers, a team managed by Gary Carter. The Flyers beat Calgary for the 2008 GBL championship. Evans was hired in November 2009 as the first manager and director of player personnel for the newly-organized Victoria Seals of the GBL. In March 2010, he was fired after the owner learned that Evans was seeking employment as a manager with another club. Evans also managed the Palm Springs Chill in 2009 in the California Winter League. After being fired by the Victoria club, Evans was hired in 2010 as the manager of the St. George RoadRunners in the GBL. Family and later years Evans and his wife LaDonna had four children. In 1984, Evans publicly revealed that, in the summer of 1982, he and his wife had seen a UFO from the porch of their home in Pleasanton, California. Evans described the UFO hovering over his neighbor's house as appearing "like a flying wing", triangular in shape with no wings and with green and red lights on the sides and white lights on the back. In the mid-2000s, Evans worked as a consultant for Netamin Corporation in the development of its Ultimate Baseball Online multiplayer online game. See also List of Major League Baseball career runs batted in leaders List of Major League Baseball career home run leaders List of Major League Baseball career hits leaders List of Major League Baseball career runs scored leaders List of Major League Baseball career bases on balls leaders List of Major League Baseball annual home run leaders References External links Darrell Evans at SABR (Baseball BioProject) Darrell Evans at Baseballbiography.com American League home run champions Major League Baseball third basemen Major League Baseball first basemen Major League Baseball designated hitters Atlanta Braves players Detroit Tigers players San Francisco Giants players National League All-Stars Pasadena City Lancers baseball players Sportspeople from Pasadena, California Baseball players from Pasadena, California New York Yankees coaches 1947 births Living people Gulf Coast Athletics players Peninsula Grays players Leesburg A's players Birmingham A's players Shreveport Braves players Richmond Braves players Arizona Instructional League Braves players John Muir High School alumni