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Reds Close To Hiring Baker?

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Did the pitchers in SF have the same problems of Woods and Prior? If not, maybe that reputation is simply a product of his players, too.

 

Not 100% sure. I know he had more veterans there, though.

 

Don't forget Clement...

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Bill Swift is one that comes to mind off the top of my head. I'm sure I can dig and find a couple of others.

 

William Van Landingham too...

Im sure Dusty Baker has learned a few things, but as some on this thread has mentioned, he is not the right fit for this team.

They need someone who can nurture young players and help develop them. Obviously, the Reds are going in that direction.

Who could they hire? Dear Lord at this stage I couldn't tell you, but Dusty Baker would not have been in my top 10.

 

Tom Kelly...former Twins manager?

 

Tom Kelly...former Twins manager?

Perfect guy to bring along young guys....what is he now, 96 or 97 years old?

Tom Kelly...former Twins manager?

 

Perfect guy to bring along young guys....what is he now, 96 or 97 years old?

 

 

I honestly thought he died of cancer a few years back. :confused:

Don't the Reds have a history of pitching prospects with bad arms? Were the Reds actually doing something to cause this?

 

Is Dusty just a product of bad draft picks with bad arms? Or is he actually doing something to cause this?

Is that winning % better than the Reds over the past 13 years?

 

.491 in that same time period...

Don't the Reds have a history of pitching prospects with bad arms? Were the Reds actually doing something to cause this?

 

Is Dusty just a product of bad draft picks with bad arms? Or is he actually doing something to cause this?

 

 

 

If you go back and chart the pitch counts of pitchers that have pitched for Dusty, you would find that they are abnormally high on numerous occasions.

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It's pretty simple for me. For the last 5 years this franchise has been focusing on restocking a farm system that was flat out empty because of the previous management teams. We are at the point that all of the hard work is set to start paying off. Bring in Dusty and all of that work is flushed away. No thanks...

Perfect guy to bring along young guys....what is he now, 96 or 97 years old?

 

Easy Button...

Kelly is younger than Torre and La Russa.

One month older than Moneyball Macha, who was nothing more than a Billy Beane puppet.

Four years older than Brenley...

And one year younger than Dusty Baker.:flame:

Your right out of touch.

Bring in Dusty and all of that work is flushed away. No thanks...
You may have already said so; but who would be your #1 choice?
Easy Button...

Kelly is younger than Torre and La Russa.

One month older than Moneyball Macha, who was nothing more than a Billy Beane puppet.

Four years older than Brenley...

And one year younger than Dusty Baker.:flame:

Your right out of touch.

And he hasn't managed in how long?

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You may have already said so; but who would be your #1 choice?

 

Macha or Brenley from the names tossed around so far...

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And he hasn't managed in how long?

 

He roasted you on that one...

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