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Friday, August 11, 2006
Problems began during spring training when Girardi belittled suggestions by members of the organization that Ricky Nolasco and Josh Johnson should be in the rotation instead of middle relief, where they opened the season. It was more than a month before Girardi backed down and gave both opportunities to start, which turned out to be a critical factor as the Marlins rebounded from a miserable start to be competitive.
Girardi might be wise to heed the words of former big league exec Buzzie Bavasi.
“We operated by the Golden Rule,” Bavasi said. “He who has the gold rules.”
This organization has real problems.
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While there’s no ‘rift,’ Loria has gone too far
Jim Furtado
Posted: August 11, 2006 at 09:35 AM | 19 comment(s)
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Are you talking about Loria/Samson in the front office or Girardi on the bench? I get the impression that the players dislike Girardi's micromanaging, but that he lost his job/quickly was rehired because he told Loria to quiet down instead of yelling at the ump. Sounds like Loria took Girardi's comments personally and threw a hissy fit.
Don't worry too much, Joe. If the Fish fire you, there are several other managerial jobs that will be available. Speaking of jobs...
Like the situation involving Frank Robinson, Kasten may have been reluctant to change horses in midstream, perhaps because in the offseason, Kasten may be able to corral the horse he really wants as GM. (Frank Wren?)
I have no words for that.
That's fine--as long as the basis is, "He ain't Rafael Furcal, so he ain't getting 3/$39M."
Count it.
OK, I'm done. Someone else want to double-check?
Well, I heard the Twins just lost one of their starters. And he's a lefty too! :-)
Or to Arizona for Shawn Green.
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