Retiring Ken Schnacke reflects on 50 years with Columbus Clippers

Columbus Clippers’ Ken Schnacke celebrates 50 years with franchise Ken Schnacke celebrates 50 years with the Triple-A Columbus Clippers. Schnacke is expected to retire at the end of the year. Ken Schnacke is retiring after a 50-year career with the Columbus Clippers, where he served as general manager and president.After realizing he wasn't skilled enough to play professionally, Schnacke pursued a career in baseball administration.Schnacke was instrumental in the Clippers' move to Huntington Park in 2009 and the team's long-standing affiliations.He will be honored with a bronze statue at Huntington Park for his contributions to the team and community. Ken Schnacke loved baseball. But the...