October 13, 20205 yr 3 minutes ago, Quin said: Hinch is out Huh? Edited October 13, 20205 yr by Y2Jimmy0
October 13, 20205 yr If Tony passes a physical and is healthy, I say go for it. He could win the 2-3 titles he'd have won had Hawk not fired him IMO.
October 13, 20205 yr 3 minutes ago, greg775 said: If Tony passes a physical and is healthy, I say go for it. He could win the 2-3 titles he'd have won had Hawk not fired him IMO. Hard pass, he is beyond his years, hasn’t managed in forever and just might be a step backwards from Renteria at this point with the way baseball analytics come into play. If Hahn signs LaRussa as the manager that just might be a fireable offense and has a lot of questions to answer in regards to his media answers from yesterday
October 13, 20205 yr 4 hours ago, yoyozuna said: Has anybody mentioned Bochy?I thought he wanted to manage again and he would check a lot of boxes. Bochy said he was ready to listen. Hope they give him a long look. Very well respected with more managerial experience than just about anybody. At 65 he's not a kid but I'll bet he would listen to a 3-year plan. Let Jirschele be his bench coach and learn from a pro. Old school sitting next to analytics. Sign me up.
October 13, 20205 yr 11 minutes ago, poppysox said: Bochy said he was ready to listen. Hope they give him a long look. Very well respected with more managerial experience than just about anybody. At 65 he's not a kid but I'll bet he would listen to a 3-year plan. Let Jirschele be his bench coach and learn from a pro. Old school sitting next to analytics. Sign me up. Bochy being open to the job shoots him up to #1 on the list immediately.
October 13, 20205 yr 4 minutes ago, Quin said: Bochy being open to the job shoots him up to #1 on the list immediately. At this point, I would certainly like to hear more about Bochy and his chance for the job.
October 13, 20205 yr If the Sox actually rehire Larussa... I can't believe this is possible but it would completely reverse all the excitement I felt yesterday when they parted with Ricky and Coop. Would be a huge step backwards after a huge step forward (that I think most of us didn't think would even happen). Hopefully this is about as true as how Arenado was "for sure" coming to Chicago. But guys like Bob actually pushing this that hard is just a tad nerve-wracking. Edited October 13, 20205 yr by KonerkoFan1
October 13, 20205 yr Or are they throwing LaRussas name out there so when hire Hinch, people are so happy it isn’t LaRussa they stop any cheater talk.
October 13, 20205 yr 3 minutes ago, Dick Allen said: Or are they throwing LaRussas name out there so when hire Hinch, people are so happy it isn’t LaRussa they stop any cheater talk. It could be that or they are hiring someone else too. The first candidates named are sometimes the ones that aren’t hired. We shall see. Edited October 13, 20205 yr by maloney.adam
October 14, 20205 yr 1 hour ago, poppysox said: Bochy said he was ready to listen. Hope they give him a long look. Very well respected with more managerial experience than just about anybody. At 65 he's not a kid but I'll bet he would listen to a 3-year plan. Let Jirschele be his bench coach and learn from a pro. Old school sitting next to analytics. Sign me up. Bochy would be a great get. Just read he said he'd be interested; I'd much rather have Bruce than Hinch. Met Bochy once at a bar in Milwaukee after a game when they were playing the Brewers; it was the night of the Villanova National Title game and the guy had like 75k on Nova. Really cool guy, and everything I've ever heard about him from anyone around baseball and on the Giants is that he's great. Edited October 14, 20205 yr by Look at Ray Ray Run
October 14, 20205 yr 3 minutes ago, Look at Ray Ray Run said: Bochy would be a great get. Just read he said he'd be interested; I'd much rather have Bruce than Hinch. Met Bochy once at a bar in Milwaukee after a game when they were playing the Brewers; it was the night of the Villanova National Title game and the guy had like 75k on Nova. Really cool guy, and everything I've ever heard about him from anyone around baseball and on the Giants is that he's great. Bochy is perfect for our team. Comes with a ton of credibility and would attract top-tier coaches as well.
October 14, 20205 yr 3 hours ago, SonofaRoache said: Let's not act like the Astros would be crap had they not cheated. They may not have won it all but they would still be a top AL team. This speaks more to the quality of their FO than to the quality of Hinch. And again, in game decisions are easy to make when Altuve knows what pitch is coming in his next PA. That aside, I wonder if Bochy would be willing to come, and take Jireshele (sp?) as his bench coach. I think im warming to the idea of experience + up and comer as the manager/bench coach pairing.
October 14, 20205 yr 4 hours ago, Two-Gun Pete said: This speaks more to the quality of their FO than to the quality of Hinch. And again, in game decisions are easy to make when Altuve knows what pitch is coming in his next PA. That aside, I wonder if Bochy would be willing to come, and take Jireshele (sp?) as his bench coach. I think im warming to the idea of experience + up and comer as the manager/bench coach pairing. It's not, though. Like at all. Things like lineups, bullpen/pitching management, defensive alignments/changes have nothing to do with knowing what pitch is coming, and those were people's biggest gripes about Ricky around here.
October 14, 20205 yr On 10/12/2020 at 9:54 PM, HakunaMachado said: Why wouldn’t Cora be the primary target, with Spanish speaking being a huge plus? LaRussa speaks Spanish, I'm almost certain. His mother was Spanish. Not for me. I want to remember him as I last saw him, in the dugout at the ASG the year after he retired, wearing TV makeup.
October 14, 20205 yr Bochy has managed 25 seasons and is under .500 for his career. His teams have won 90 or more games 4 times in those 25 years, and he is 65. I believe his time has passed.
October 14, 20205 yr I want a veteran but not a super old guy, he should be under 60 but definitely well under 70. So no la russa, sciocia or bochy.
October 14, 20205 yr 2 minutes ago, Tony said: Ok, this isn't funny anymore. If I am being honest here, I would rather have kept Ricky than to do this.
October 14, 20205 yr I think they’re just getting names out there. They’ll interview different guys for a couple weeks, including minority candidates, and then Hinch will officially interview in early November, and be named the next Sox manager around November 10.
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