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A-parently. You might as well tell the pitcher, "Hey, your WHIP/ERA needs to be higher."
Last week on XM radio I heard Cal Ripken talking about making barehanded plays. He said Ozzie Guillen once made a barehanded play against him that he thought was unnecessary; so later in the game, Ripken's on second and he asks Guillen why he made the play barehanded, since to Ripken, it seemed like he had plenty of time and Guillen told him "they never give you an error if you barehand the ball."
I've heard Ripken tell this story before. Ozzie seems like the kind of player who would have been hyper-aware of these things. He may not have been, but he sure is thin-skinned as a manager. He's a fine manager, so please don't misconstrue my saying he's thin-skinned as some kind of Ozzie sucks! rant.
Ok then.
Along with a phone to the bullpen, there's a phone to the press box in the dugout.
Ozzie's a lot smarter than he lets on.
How do these guys always know the number of the press box? Is it just posted in the clubhouse? Why?
I always wonder this, too. Is it really that easy? Can I just call up there and start arguing with the score keeper?
Wow, Ozzie thinks errors, stats, and how you play D influences winning a Gold Glove. I guess he's smart as a player, but has a lot to learn as a fan/analyst.
So, O-Cab is most definitely a D-Bag. I only hope this inspires a rant from KW.
I need those digits, pronto!
1) He met his wife during his time with the Angels, which probably gives the team additional meaning on a personal level.
2) Certain impolitic statements he's made since joining the Sox. First, he called the fans in Anaheim "the best fans and baseball." Second, he said that Mike Scioscia was the best manager in the major leagues. One would think that, during your tenure with a new team, a player's most politic response would be "I've been through Montreal, Boston and Anaheim, but the fans on the South Side are far and away the best in the game," or "I really enjoy playing for Ozzie Guillen. His having a shortstop's point of view is definitely an added benefit." Instead, OC went out of his way to complement both the fans and the management in Anaheim.
3) It was generally acknowledged that (aside from Erick Aybar) Vlad's best friend on the team was OC.
4) This behavior seems very unlike OC. During his time in Anaheim he was generally considered to be a "clubhouse leader," and was frequently available to the press after games. Going from glue guy to clubhouse cancer in one year seems like a bit of a stretch.
Does this excuse his behavior? Probably not. But it makes it more understandable: he simply does not feel comfortable in Chicago, and his trying to make sure his individual numbers are good so he can bolt as a free agent.
What phone calls between the press box and the dugout (besides the "angry player disagrees with scoring on a play" phone call) necessitate having a dedicated phone line between the two?
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