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12 hours ago, Diehard_O's_Fan said:

I wonder who will be the new manager of the Nats. They were dumb to let Baker go in my opinion. Who wants to manage a team that shows no loyalty to their manager?

I was reading MASN-Sports, and apparently their owner has a 2 year policy on manager contracts, without of the manager's pedigree.

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22 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

But still guys that played.

Yes, I'd imagine you'd find a more receptive clubhouse to making analytically driven moves if they respect the manager as a player at a high level rather than a guy with an advanced degree in big data.

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2 hours ago, phillyOs119 said:

Yes, I'd imagine you'd find a more receptive clubhouse to making analytically driven moves if they respect the manager as a player at a high level rather than a guy with an advanced degree in big data.

Pretty hard for a non former player to get clubhouse respect. Think Dave Trembley.

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