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I wonder if Trembley was ever in the military? He seems to carry himself like he was which I believe is an attribute as a leader. Remember Hank Bauer, he was a tough ex-Marine. That is exactly the kind of manager this team needs.

Haven't heard anything about it. He does have a master's degree though, I believe in education. It does seem that he's studied some psychology of motivation type of stuff.

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Haven't heard anything about it. He does have a master's degree though, I believe in education. It does seem that he's studied some psychology of motivation type of stuff.

Trembley was a high school teacher and baseball coach, which is as good as being in the military for toughening you up. ;)

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Trembley was a high school teacher and baseball coach, which is as good as being in the military for toughening you up. ;)
If he tuaght JR High it would be the equivalent of surviving the Battle of the Bulge. :002_sbiggrin:
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In my mind, which may be way off, when Tejada comes back its either Fahey or Hernandez. So...what have you done for me lately? (small sample sizes)

OBP

Hernandez = .345

Fahey = .289

Fielding %

Hernandez = 1.000

Fahey = 1.000

OPS

Hernandez = .703

Fahey = .623

Age

Hernandez = 23

Fahey = 26

Just throwing a few SMALL SAMPLE SIZE numbers out there...dont even know if they mean much. Have a good one.

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It was LA. I don't know that it was inner city, though. He taught here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Murphy_High_School which is apparently in a fairly affluent neighborhood now but I don't know what it was like 30 years ago when he was there.

Looks like a catholic school. Not sure that fits my image of "inner city" per se either. Still gives an interesting perspective on him I think. Plus approx 20 years as a Milb Manager. Can't help but like and respect the guy. I guess my only drawback with him (over a Davey Johnson or Girardi) is he might not have a high enough profile to challenge some of the stupid things that managment has done (or might continue to do).

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Looks like a catholic school. Not sure that fits my image of "inner city" per se either. Still gives an interesting perspective on him I think. Plus approx 20 years as a Milb Manager. Can't help but like and respect the guy. I guess my only drawback with him (over a Davey Johnson or Girardi) is he might not have a high enough profile to challenge some of the stupid things that managment has done (or might continue to do).

Honestly, he seems less afraid to challenge the status quo than a lot of high profile guys.

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Honestly, he seems less afraid to challenge the status quo than a lot of high profile guys.

Where Sam Perlozzo was like "This is my time, I sure hope I don't screw this up," Dave Trembley is "This is my time, and I'm gonna DO THIS BIATCH. OUTTA MY WAY!"

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Honestly, he seems less afraid to challenge the status quo than a lot of high profile guys.

With the players no doubt. With management I'm not sure. And we've had some stupid management to be concerned about. Not saying he doesn't have the spine. Just saying a higher profile guy (Johnson, Girardi) might have/demand more influence with management over personnel decisions. Again, it would be my only concern about him.

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Did you notice the bad defense from Tejada so far tonight?

I mean, he has only robbed Damon and Jeter, made a nice bare handed play and showed his great arm.

He is just awful!

His trademark "shoetop swing" is in great form as well.

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