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RJA wrote:
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Believe me when I tell you that winning a championship is blind, dumb luck. If you have guys like Torre at one end of the spectrum, someone you'd call overrated, and guys like Narron at the other (and what you'd call him isn't entirely printable), who exactly is a great baseball manager? Bobby Cox only has one title in 15 postseason trips. Tony LaRussa has just one title in twelve attempts. Lou Pinella couldn't even take two ALCS games with his 116 win Seattle team, much less win the World Series. Who can we call a great manager these days? |
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