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Coomer was elected to the American League All-Star team in 1999 with the Twins.

During baseball season, he is a baseball analyst for FSN North, the Minnesota Twins' primary television broadcaster.

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-'''Ronald Bryan Coomer''' (born [[November 18]] [[1966]] in [[Crest Hill, Illinois]]) is a former [[first baseman]] and [[third baseman]] in [[Major League Baseball]] who had a 9-year career from {{by|1995}} to {{by|2003}}. He played for the [[Minnesota Twins]] and [[New York Yankees]], both of the [[American League]], and the [[Chicago Cubs]] and [[Los Angeles Dodgers]], both of the [[National League]].
+'''Ronald "Coom Dawg" Coomer''' (born [[November 18]] [[1966]] in [[Crest Hill, Illinois]]) is a former [[first baseman]] and [[third baseman]] in [[Major League Baseball]] who had a 9-year career from {{by|1995}} to {{by|2003}}. He played for the [[Minnesota Twins]] and [[New York Yankees]], both of the [[American League]], and the [[Chicago Cubs]] and [[Los Angeles Dodgers]], both of the [[National League]].
 Coomer was elected to the [[American League]] All-Star team in 1999 with the Twins.