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ChuckS Hangout Grand Counsel

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Buck/Brady GM two-headed monster.  Seems par for the course for this organization.  And wouldn't be the first time. 

Seriously though, has there been anything other than speculation that Buck even wants to be a GM?

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Buck put together two teams, the Diamond backs and the Rangers and helped build the Yankees. He definitely would want to be the GM and he would be the best we could possibly get. Brady? Don't make me laugh. I'd rather bring back Jim Duquette.

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22 minutes ago, El Gordo said:

Buck put together two teams, the Diamond backs and the Rangers and helped build the Yankees. He definitely would want to be the GM and he would be the best we could possibly get. Brady? Don't make me laugh. I'd rather bring back Jim Duquette.

Sums up my feelings.... he is known to be meticulous. 

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