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58 minutes ago, InsideCoroner said:

I think we should lure Cito Gaston out of retirement and keep him on one year deals only until the team show signs of no longer being absolutely terrible, then fire him immediately. 

I think we should make him a really nice offer, call him to a press conference where he's going to sign his papers right in front of everyone and then just be like "SIKE!" and run out of the room.

17 minutes ago, Tx Oriole said:

You have one you'd like in Baltimore. I want someone better than Buck. Goes along with a rebuild. That doesn't have his so called boys. That's not wedded to CD. Maybe there isn't one. 

All managers have their boys.  We're cherrypicking traits we'd like a manager to have because we know what we have with the current guy and we know what bugs us about him.  

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Just now, Moose Milligan said:

I think we should make him a really nice offer, call him to a press conference where he's going to sign his papers right in front of everyone and then just be like "SIKE!" and run out of the room.

All managers have their boys.  We're cherrypicking traits we'd like a manager to have because we know what we have with the current guy and we know what bugs us about him.  

and some of the younger posters here, dont remember the crap before Buck.

 

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1 minute ago, Moose Milligan said:

I'll refrain to my original post here.  Gotta have the horses.  Hargrove had em in Cleveland, didn't have em here.  Did Hargrove just all of a sudden lose his managing skills?

Good point, and Ive said it many times over the years here, change for change sake its always the best.

But, they had others too, besides Hargrove, and Hargrove didnt win either, when he went elsewhere.

If you dont change the way the Organization is run, it impedes the rest of the franchise.

It worked for 5 years, when Peter kept his hands out, maybe now, with the boys in charge, it can get back to that,.

 

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11 minutes ago, turtlebowl said:

I want BJ Surhoff if he is intersted.  There is a guy that has an intensity that has been lacking for a while.

As far as I know, Surhoff hasn't coached or managed at any level since he retired other than appearing a few times as a spring training instructor.

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18 minutes ago, TGO said:

As far as I know, Surhoff hasn't coached or managed at any level since he retired other than appearing a few times as a spring training instructor.

If I thought the team next year had any shot at contenting that would be a valid point.

Whomever they hire is just going to get fired in three years.

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