Sleepy Harold

Well I'm a fan of this

FWIW

It sure seems that way

Another one bites the dust

Exactly, the dumbassery of this org knows no bounds. Only they would hire a manager that hadn't managed in 10 years and then somehow entertain the possibilty to hire another manager that hasn't managed in 10 years and also legitimately quit on your team once before. Mind blowing stuff.

The chatter locally has been driven by sports radio & the RSN talking heads which I think is just fueling the fire for a section of fans. While it may ultimately mean nothing in the end, it's rather unavoidable on a daily basis.

That's also fair. I'm trying to contain any rage until an actual announcement is made, it's just the constant chatter surrounding him that's just getting to me.

Until the Sox prove that they've removed their heads from their own asses, they don't get the benefit of the doubt. We've seen it too many times in the past to just keep in ignoring the red flags continuously slapping us in the face.

Hiring Ozzie after forcing TLR down the team's throat would be another incompetent feather in Jerry's cap.

The local media is banging the drum the loudest for this to happen while everyone else (nationally) has been pretty quiet outside of Heyman this morning. At this point I really just want Ozzie to go away.

He was just trying to lull us all to sleep, then BAM, busts out the Full Court Greg

Kevin Long has them, sources say Joe Espada has them as well.

Need some anonymous Twitter personalities to chime in first before any opinion can be developed

The translate option on the tweet says, "one of the best hitters of the last youth championship leaves Cuba", I wish that would carry over when posting here

Yeah I said he shouldn't be manager a couple days ago since he didn't meet any of the criteria laid out by RH, so I'm guessing that's why. Still, some soft behavior IMO.

So apparently Ozzie (or whoever runs his account) is out there blocking a bunch of people on Twitter. Soft as Charmin if you ask me.

It's a Hawkism, "The Will To Win"