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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Monday, September 26, 2022Don Mattingly won’t be back as Miami Marlins manager next season
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Posted: September 26, 2022 at 12:19 AM | 14 comment(s)
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1. The Yankee Clapper Posted: September 26, 2022 at 03:33 PM (#6097976)The framing of this is so funny to me.
I think Mattingly gets at least one more manager job. Maybe not this year, but within a year or two, if he wants it anyway.
What a shame that he totally squandered all those amazing rosters that the front office put together. But the real tragedy is that two successive ownership groups - both of whom were otherwise so driven to win at all costs - had such blind spots for what deadweight Don Mattingly was as a manager.
the young SPs range from CYA candidate Alcantara to young vet PLopez to tantalizing Luzardo, Garrett, and ECabrera. and there is more in the pipeline.
Jazz Chisholm is electrifying at MI, and .. ok, not as much on the hitting side yet.
the young SPs range from CYA candidate Alcantara to young vet PLopez to tantalizing Luzardo, Garrett, and ECabrera. and there is more in the pipeline.
Jazz Chisholm is electrifying at MI, and .. ok, not as much on the hitting side yet.
Forget it Howie, it's Marlintown. We know how this ends.
and they beat the mighty Yankees in 2003, with the Bombers answering back with only one title (or pennant) themselves since then.
this ain't the 2015 Cubs we're talking about.
and they beat the mighty Yankees in 2003, with the Bombers answering back with only one title (or pennant) themselves since then.
this ain't the 2015 Cubs we're talking about.
They haven't had a competitive team in 15 years, and the owners don't care if they ever do. All the good players will be gone as soon as they start making any money.
Anyway, a gig inside MLB's offices seems more likely.
I don't think he's getting the Showalter-Girardi type of gig though, at least not right now -- maybe after a stint in the league office or as a bench coach somewhere. You can't really fall much farther than the Marlins and the fact that he went from a "winning but disappointing" gig in LA all the way down to the Marlins suggests to me that nobody was that impressed 7 years ago. There's no reason to be more impressed now.
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