2012 Umpiring Crews
These are the crews of umpires for the 2012 MLB season. Crews frequently change over the course of the year as umpires are sometimes detached from their crew (so they do not work in their home city with some exceptions, such as the opening of a new stadium), are on vacation, or are injured.
| Crew | Crew Chief | Umpire 2 | Umpire 3 | Umpire 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crew A | 22 Joe West | 34 Sam Holbrook | 49 Andy Fletcher | 30 Rob Drake |
| Crew B | 24 Jerry Layne | 61 Bob Davidson | 21 Hunter Wendelstedt | 2 Dan Bellino |
| Crew C | 19 Ed Rapuano | 55 Ángel Hernández | 6 Mark Carlson | 15 Ed Hickox |
| Crew D | 38 Gary Cederstrom | 25 Fieldin Culbreth | 23 Lance Barksdale | 80 Adrian Johnson |
| Crew E | 3 Tim Welke | 57 Mike Everitt | 43 Paul Schrieber | 63 Laz Diaz |
| Crew F | 33 Mike Winters | 35 Wally Bell | 47 Mark Wegner | 91 Brian Knight |
| Crew G | 20 Tom Hallion | 7 Brian O'Nora | 72 Alfonso Márquez | 75 Chad Fairchild |
| Crew H | 9 Brian Gorman | 27 Larry Vanover | 11 Tony Randazzo | 97 Todd Tichenor |
| Crew I | 36 Tim McClelland | 65 Ted Barrett | 18 Brian Runge | 51 Marvin Hudson |
| Crew J | 32 Dana DeMuth | 44 Kerwin Danley | 88 Doug Eddings | 39 Paul Nauert |
| Crew K | 13 Derryl Cousins | 66 Jim Joyce | 46 Ron Kulpa | 28 Jim Wolf |
| Crew L | 4 Tim Tschida | 45 Jeff Nelson | 52 Bill Welke | 68 Chris Guccione |
| Crew M | 12 Gerry Davis | 53 Greg Gibson | 1 Bruce Dreckman | 10 Phil Cuzzi |
| Crew N | 17 John Hirschbeck | 77 Jim Reynolds | 16 Mike DiMuro | 92 James Hoye |
| Crew O | 5 Dale Scott | 14 Bill Miller | 54 C. B. Bucknor | 58 Dan Iassogna |
| Crew P | 37 Gary Darling | 41 Jerry Meals | 50 Paul Emmel | 87 Scott Barry |
| Crew Q | 8 Jeff Kellogg | 56 Eric Cooper | 60 Marty Foster | 95 Tim Timmons |
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