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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Friday, November 14, 2008Terry Pluto defends voting Joe Maddon No. 2 for AL Manager of the YearPlanet X’s wrong box?
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I still would have voted for the guy with the funny glasses, but with his Angel pedigree- that's not saying much.
* I didn't realize just how good the Twins have been since Gardy took over. Someone give that man a toaster or something.
Speak for yourself. Personally, I think it's a fairly straight line to determining who pushes their team one win beyond their "set point" and who does not.
A baseball manager is a people manager which gets lost in the haze of "tactics".
It's like judging the VP of Finance on his ability to keep the Fixed Assets ledger up to date.
He won almost 90 games despite having somewhere between diddly and squat in the non-Morneau infield positions, a bad outfield, a starting rotation manned by guys like Livan Hernandez and Glen Perkins, losing Liriano for half a season, and not having Johan around. They looked for all the world like a fourth-place team before the season.
Not that this is important. Atention over this stuff is pushed by sports media.
Same here. You have a guy who takes a perennial loser with MLB's worst record -- a team that has never won more than 70 games in its history -- and transforms them into a division winner, in the AL East to boot, with the 2nd best record in the AL.
Why does what he does in October make any difference?
My vote for this would go to the second-half Cleveland Indians. I know Wedge has done well in these awarsds in the past. How is he as a skipper.
Maybe the Angels shouldn't have had such a bad run differential and that was Sciocia's fault.
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