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But Kim Ng on the market just reinforces what a stupid hire Chris Getz was.

Ng, James Click and Chaim Bloom are all available. I'm sure there are plenty of other GMs that would be able to learn an org in under a year. 

They probably don't retain Grifol because they don't have the Royals connection. Suddenly you can interview real managers.

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In the Athletic article there is rumblings about her joining the White Sox.

 

“It remains to be seen if other organizations will make front office moves or if Ng would be considered for a president role, with some rumblings in the industry that perhaps the Chicago White Sox  —  with whom Ng served as an assistant director of baseball operations from 1990-96 — would be interested in her overseeing newly promoted general manager Chris Getz.”

— Tyler Kepner and Ken Rosenthal contributed to this report.

 

 

 

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11 minutes ago, MysterySource5000 said:

In the Athletic article there is rumblings about her joining the White Sox.

 

“It remains to be seen if other organizations will make front office moves or if Ng would be considered for a president role, with some rumblings in the industry that perhaps the Chicago White Sox  —  with whom Ng served as an assistant director of baseball operations from 1990-96 — would be interested in her overseeing newly promoted general manager Chris Getz.”

— Tyler Kepner and Ken Rosenthal contributed to this report.

 

 

 

Amazing

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3 hours ago, Tnetennba said:

 

Worthless and or Clueless MLB Owners:

Owner / Managing Partner (Team Year) # of World Series Seasons or last appearance if none under current ownership.

  • John Angelos (Baltimore 2020) None - Last WS in 1983
  • Mark Attanasio (Milwaukee 2005) None - Last WS in 1982
  • Robert Castellini (Cincinnati 2005) None - Last WS in 1990
  • Paul Dolan (Cleveland 2000) One - Lost in 2016
  • John Fisher (Oakland 2016) None - Last WS in 1990
  • Chris Illitch (Detroit 2017) None - Last WS in 2012
  • Ken Kendrick (Arizona 2004) None - Last WS in 2001
  • Charles & Richard Monfort (Colorado 2005) One - Lost in 2007
  • Arte Moreno (Los Angeles 2003) None - Last WS in 2002
  • Bob Nutting (Pittsburgh 2007) None - Last WS in 1979
  • Jim Pohlad (Minnesota 2009) None - Last WS in 1991
  • Jerry Reinsdorf (Chicago 1981) One - Won WS 2005
  • Edward Rogers (Toronto 2000) None - Last WS in 1993
  • John Stanton (Seattle 2016) None - Never
  • Bruce Sherman (Miami 2017) None - Last WS in 2003
  • John Sherman (Kansas City 2020) None - Last WS in 2015
  • Staurt Sternberg (Tampa Bay 2005) Two - Lost in 2020 & 2008
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44 minutes ago, South Side Hit Men said:

Worthless and or Clueless MLB Owners:

Owner / Managing Partner (Team Year) # of World Series Seasons or last appearance if none under current ownership.

  • John Angelos (Baltimore 2020) None - Last WS in 1983
  • Mark Attanasio (Milwaukee 2005) None - Last WS in 1982
  • Robert Castellini (Cincinnati 2005) None - Last WS in 1990
  • Paul Dolan (Cleveland 2000) One - Lost in 2016
  • John Fisher (Oakland 2016) None - Last WS in 1990
  • Chris Illitch (Detroit 2017) None - Last WS in 2012
  • Ken Kendrick (Arizona 2004) None - Last WS in 2001
  • Charles & Richard Monfort (Colorado 2005) One - Lost in 2007
  • Arte Moreno (Los Angeles 2003) None - Last WS in 2002
  • Bob Nutting (Pittsburgh 2007) None - Last WS in 1979
  • Jim Pohlad (Minnesota 2009) None - Last WS in 1991
  • Jerry Reinsdorf (Chicago 1981) One - Won WS 2005
  • Edward Rogers (Toronto 2000) None - Last WS in 1993
  • John Stanton (Seattle 2016) None - Never
  • Bruce Sherman (Miami 2017) None - Last WS in 2003
  • John Sherman (Kansas City 2020) None - Last WS in 2015
  • Staurt Sternberg (Tampa Bay 2005) Two - Lost in 2020 & 2008

You just somehow made an argument that Reinsdorf is better than 16 MLB owners.

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I don't think Jerry will go back on his word. I would not be surprised if Kim gets to be added to the payroll as some special consultant and hang out while opportunities present themselves.

A bit of a side note but still not totally convinced Ng would be some great hire but obviously is not in the white sox so that's positive.

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3 hours ago, Quin said:

But Kim Ng on the market just reinforces what a stupid hire Chris Getz was.

Ng, James Click and Chaim Bloom are all available. I'm sure there are plenty of other GMs that would be able to learn an org in under a year. 

They probably don't retain Grifol because they don't have the Royals connection. Suddenly you can interview real managers.

Agree.

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2 hours ago, MysterySource5000 said:

In the Athletic article there is rumblings about her joining the White Sox.

 

“It remains to be seen if other organizations will make front office moves or if Ng would be considered for a president role, with some rumblings in the industry that perhaps the Chicago White Sox  —  with whom Ng served as an assistant director of baseball operations from 1990-96 — would be interested in her overseeing newly promoted general manager Chris Getz.”

— Tyler Kepner and Ken Rosenthal contributed to this report.

 

 

 

That would be a good move but contrary to what JR himself said he wanted. And if something like that happened I wonder how Getz would react. He could be put in the same position as Hahn having limited authority.

 

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1 hour ago, Quin said:

You just somehow made an argument that Reinsdorf is better than 16 MLB owners.

Not really, since he has 19 more years under his belt than the next closest owners on the list (2000 purchases by Rogers and Nolan).

Would say Tampa ownership is the best on the list, because even though they won't spend money, and made a poor decision building a new stadium in St. Petersburg, he at least has the sense to hire competent staff which have an executable plan in the highest payroll division over the past few decades.

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Would love to have Kim Ng back in Chicago with the White Sox. Bring Burger back as well.

Getz promotion  was an unforced error and regretful example of the Peter principle.

Maybe reverse the wheels, hire Kim as GM and find another job for Getz.

 

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52 minutes ago, Springfield Soxfan said:

No chance of JR signing her.  Getz has hired his own team and was promised to be the decision maker.  This is all speculation.  No chance she comes to CWS.  

You make a compelling argument, but my counter argument:

The White Sox operate like fucking idiots.

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6 hours ago, Quin said:

But Kim Ng on the market just reinforces what a stupid hire Chris Getz was.

Ng, James Click and Chaim Bloom are all available. I'm sure there are plenty of other GMs that would be able to learn an org in under a year. 

They probably don't retain Grifol because they don't have the Royals connection. Suddenly you can interview real managers.

Just insane to not even give yourself a chance at seeing what was on the market.

Why not just make Getz interim GM, so at least you could see who was gonna be available? You could always fall back on promoting him to permanent GM if you didn’t like what you saw. There’s precedent for it and you’d have a clear leader managing the offseason so you wouldn’t have a rudderless ship in the meantime. All upside, no downside. Then — get this — you could add someone from outside the org that had to “learn the whole system,” but you’d have Getz there anyway the whole time to help! You’d be literally NO worse than now in terms of “knowledge of the system.”

I cannot get over this. Reinsdorf firing his FO and then promoting their fifth in command without even considering interviewing anyone else might actually be the stupidest, least defensible business decision I’ve ever witnessed. Complete and total unforced error; he literally could had his cake and eaten it too simply by calling Getz and interim leader and delaying the decision until he had more info.

Absolute clown show. Unbelievable. I’m searching for hyperbole and cannot find it. 

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20 minutes ago, Eminor3rd said:

Just insane to not even give yourself a chance at seeing what was on the market.

Why not just make Getz interim GM, so at least you could see who was gonna be available? You could always fall back on promoting him to permanent GM if you didn’t like what you saw. There’s precedent for it and you’d have a clear leader managing the offseason so you wouldn’t have a rudderless ship in the meantime. All upside, no downside. Then — get this — you could add someone from outside the org that had to “learn the whole system,” but you’d have Getz there anyway the whole time to help! You’d be literally NO worse than now in terms of “knowledge of the system.”

I cannot get over this. Reinsdorf firing his FO and then promoting their fifth in command without even considering interviewing anyone else might actually be the stupidest, least defensible business decision I’ve ever witnessed. Complete and total unforced error; he literally could had his cake and eaten it too simply by calling Getz and interim leader and delaying the decision until he had more info.

Absolute clown show. Unbelievable. I’m searching for hyperbole and cannot find it. 

It would definitely be worse with Haber from all reports about his pretty outlandish "stats geek" style and personal low EQ approach.

Hostetler...probably worse.  Hard to say.

 

We still don't know the ultimate fate of either one of those guys.

Would honestly take Paddy running the whole show if you gave him a real budget to run things how he sees fit, which would never happen in a million years.

We'd rather spend millions on the Leury's and Emilio Bonifacio's of the world.   Or Friends & Family Plan.

 

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6 hours ago, MysterySource5000 said:

In the Athletic article there is rumblings about her joining the White Sox.

 

“It remains to be seen if other organizations will make front office moves or if Ng would be considered for a president role, with some rumblings in the industry that perhaps the Chicago White Sox  —  with whom Ng served as an assistant director of baseball operations from 1990-96 — would be interested in her overseeing newly promoted general manager Chris Getz.”

— Tyler Kepner and Ken Rosenthal contributed to this report.

 

 

 

Way to undercut Getz, lol...clown show.

Any other organization, he would be somewhere between 4th and 6th in the pecking order, at best.

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47 minutes ago, Eminor3rd said:

Just insane to not even give yourself a chance at seeing what was on the market.

Why not just make Getz interim GM, so at least you could see who was gonna be available? You could always fall back on promoting him to permanent GM if you didn’t like what you saw. There’s precedent for it and you’d have a clear leader managing the offseason so you wouldn’t have a rudderless ship in the meantime. All upside, no downside. Then — get this — you could add someone from outside the org that had to “learn the whole system,” but you’d have Getz there anyway the whole time to help! You’d be literally NO worse than now in terms of “knowledge of the system.”

I cannot get over this. Reinsdorf firing his FO and then promoting their fifth in command without even considering interviewing anyone else might actually be the stupidest, least defensible business decision I’ve ever witnessed. Complete and total unforced error; he literally could had his cake and eaten it too simply by calling Getz and interim leader and delaying the decision until he had more info.

Absolute clown show. Unbelievable. I’m searching for hyperbole and cannot find it. 

You left the part where Reinsdorf said that he had to do that because of the fans! 

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7 hours ago, MysterySource5000 said:

In the Athletic article there is rumblings about her joining the White Sox.

 

“It remains to be seen if other organizations will make front office moves or if Ng would be considered for a president role, with some rumblings in the industry that perhaps the Chicago White Sox  —  with whom Ng served as an assistant director of baseball operations from 1990-96 — would be interested in her overseeing newly promoted general manager Chris Getz.”

— Tyler Kepner and Ken Rosenthal contributed to this report.

 

 

 

I suspect that the Athletic's source is this board.

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