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Who Would You Like To See as the New Reds Manager?

Who Should Be the Reds Next Manager 53 members have voted

  1. 1. Who Should Be the Reds Next Manager

    • Barry Larkin
      28%
    • Joe Girardi
      47%
    • John Farrell
      5%
    • Bring Back Dusty!
      9%
    • Brad Ausmus
      3%
    • Omar Vizquel
      0%
      0
    • Other (Please Specify)
      5%

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Why does everyone want Larkin?

 

He’s popular with late 40’s to mid 30’s men.

Don’t know a ton about Farrell other than he was successful in Boston. Is he an analytics guy? Does he do well with youngsters?

 

Does well with youngsters.. does that mean has to be sensitive?

I think anyone other than Girardi, Farrell or Ausmus is terrible. Girardi should be the leader followed by Farrell and Ausmus.

Personally, I'd like to see them hire Mike Matheny unless the Cardinals decide to hire him back in which case he would again be a perfect fit in St. Louis a second time.

I want Girardi because you know he'd bully management into getting him some players. His hire would also be a signal to fans that this management team wants to get serious about winning again.

 

I want no part of Farrell. I just think that hire would be a disaster.

Farrell would be no better than Riggleman.

Farrell would be no better than Riggleman.

 

Right, because his .517 winning percentage, a World Series Title and 3 division titles in 7 seasons as a manager is no better than Riggleman's .445 winning percentage, no division titles and no postseason wins in 13 seasons.

Two more guys interviewing this week. I like that they are taking their time considering all options. I hope they make the right choice.

Right, because his .517 winning percentage, a World Series Title and 3 division titles in 7 seasons as a manager is no better than Riggleman's .445 winning percentage, no division titles and no postseason wins in 13 seasons.

 

I realize all of that but just not sure I want a manager pushing 70. I would like to hire a Manager that could stay 10 years or better.

I realize all of that but just not sure I want a manager pushing 70. I would like to hire a Manager that could stay 10 years or better.

 

Farrell is 56.

Farrell is 56.

 

Dang, that is younger than me. I guess I am out, lol!!!

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Reds interviewed Pirates Bench Coach Tom Prince as well.

 

That marks 11 total interviews that have been made public. 6 outside candidates and 5 internal. Gotta think they'll be starting their second round of interviews or have their guy soon.

Reds interviewed Pirates Bench Coach Tom Prince as well.

 

That marks 11 total interviews that have been made public. 6 outside candidates and 5 internal. Gotta think they'll be starting their second round of interviews or have their guy soon.

 

Part of me says it's good that they've interviewed so many candidates...but, the other part says there must not have been anybody that's blown them away early, so they've kept looking. I guess we'll see who gets called back. Of the early bunch, I thought David Bell might be a name we'd see. But now, with so many in the mix, who knows.

Heard on 700WLW they were interviewing another candidate not mentioned previously. They(Redlegs management) would not offer up a name.

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