joe girardi?

[blueedwards]

http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/news?slug=ap-marlins-girardi&prov=ap&type=lgns

that's the best you can do?

 

[D2bets]

Girardi will be a good manager.

 

[Journeyman]

why not give a guy like Girardi a shot?

half the guys that keep resurfacing have no business managing again in MLB, yet somehow keep getting hired .

 

[tooran]

Why is it that half of MLB managers are ex-catchers, and there are almost no ex-pitchers who are managers? Bud Black was mentioned as a managerial candidate on the tube recently, which made me wonder whether there are ANY ex-pitchers who have made successful managers. Anyone know of any?

 

[BlackBart]

Why is it that half of MLB managers are ex-catchers, and there are almost no ex-pitchers who are managers? Bud Black was mentioned as a managerial candidate on the tube recently, which made me wonder whether there are ANY ex-pitchers who have made successful managers. Anyone know of any?

Roger Craig comes to mind, depending on your definition of successful.

 

[GreenDoberman]

Blue,

It was our second choice but Dusty Baker was preoccupied.:hump:

 

[5teamparlay]

Happy 47 birthday Joe !!!!!

Joe Girardi—1964

 

[BettingFoodStamps]

Happy 47 birthday Joe !!!!!

Joe Girardi—1964

your bumping this like he has accomplished anything. Last i looked hes at home watching teams with payrolls half his size playing.

 

[5teamparlay]

Maybe Joe will have a homecoming ???

 

[blueedwardsII]

Still up to the same shit, eh 5-teamer? Lol

 

[blueedwardsII]

Why is it that half of MLB managers are ex-catchers, and there are almost no ex-pitchers who are managers? Bud Black was mentioned as a managerial candidate on the tube recently, which made me wonder whether there are ANY ex-pitchers who have made successful managers. Anyone know of any?

how about tommy lasorda? How's he?