Matt Stairs serves as the Head of High Performance at Triple Crown, bringing nearly three decades of experience at the highest levels of baseball—as a player, Major League coach, and MLB television analyst.
His role goes far beyond name recognition. Matt is deeply involved in shaping how players train, prepare, and understand the game, applying professional standards to long-term player development.
Matt Stairs enjoyed a 19-year Major League Baseball career, playing for 12 different MLB organizations, a testament to his durability, adaptability, and value as a player.
Over his career, Matt became widely known as “The Professional Hitter”—a reputation earned through preparation, approach, and the ability to deliver in high-pressure moments.
Career highlights include:
Matt’s longevity at the Major League level was built on understanding his craft—how to adjust, how to prepare, and how to compete every day.
Following his playing career, Matt transitioned into coaching at the Major League level, serving as:
At the MLB coaching level, Matt worked directly with professional hitters, helping players refine their approach, adjust mechanics, and prepare for the demands of a full Major League season.
These roles deepened his understanding of how elite players develop, how coaching styles must adapt to different athletes, and how preparation off the field directly impacts performance on it.
In addition to coaching, Matt has served as an MLB television analyst, breaking down the game from a teaching perspective.
This experience sharpened his ability to:
That clarity translates directly into his work with developing players—making advanced concepts understandable and actionable at younger ages.
As Head of High Performance, Matt believes development is built on:
Matt’s focus is not just on producing better baseball players—but on teaching athletes how to train, how to adjust, and how to think the game.
His influence extends across:
At Triple Crown, Matt is responsible for:
Matt’s presence ensures that players are learning from someone who has lived the game at its highest level and understands what it takes to succeed over the long term.
Elite facilities and technology matter—but leadership matters more.
Matt Stairs brings:
His involvement is foundational to what makes the Triple Crown High Performance Program different.