January 26, 200917 yr I love the idea of Sean Casey back in Cincinnati. He was hitting well over .300 for the Red Sox as a backup. How does that happen? :idunno: I think he was ready for more family time, and when an analyst job provided that he moved on...
January 26, 200917 yr I think he was ready for more family time, and when an analyst job provided that he moved on... No doubt. And it's a great decision. I'd imagine he'll make a great analyst, although I'm gonna get tired of seeing him tap his pen on the table 3 times and adjust his tie in between questions.
January 26, 200917 yr No doubt. And it's a great decision. I'd imagine he'll make a great analyst, although I'm gonna get tired of seeing him tap his pen on the table 3 times and adjust his tie in between questions. :lol::lol::lol: Good stuff there.
January 26, 200917 yr I think he was ready for more family time, and when an analyst job provided that he moved on... Nevermind
January 26, 200917 yr No doubt. And it's a great decision. I'd imagine he'll make a great analyst, although I'm gonna get tired of seeing him tap his pen on the table 3 times and adjust his tie in between questions. You are on fire tonight... :lol:
January 26, 200917 yr People remember that ungodly ridiculous contract Jim Bowden gave him? Casey should be great in the both and I bet he will have some stories. Too young to hang it up? Probably, but he doesn't seem to be the person/player who wants to wear a different jersey every year...Reds, Pirates, Tigers, Red Sox...he was going to be a journeyman and I am willing to bet he took care of his money.
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