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Sawx Fans: The Jays search is apparently down to three: Sandy Alomar, Jr, and two Red Sox coaches (Farrell and Hale). What say you on the latter two?
Posted by
Name Withheld By Request (aka BlueKopo)
Oct 21 '10, 07:31
Do they show potential?
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I'd rather you take Hale. I have no desire to lose Farrell as pitching coach. -- nm
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TFox
Oct 21, 07:33
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Because of the young Jays arms, the Toronto campfire talk suggests he is the frontrunner.
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Name Withheld By Request
Oct 21, 07:37
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Hale's a smart guy. He appears well-liked and respected in the dugout. -- nm
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TFox
Oct 21, 07:40
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and he looks like a Sam Malone.
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Mel Profit
Oct 21, 07:52
I thought Ryno had been an option but he wasn't mentioned at all -- nm
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Beaker
Oct 21, 07:38
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Outside the final cut-down apparently. -- nm
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Name Withheld By Request
Oct 21, 07:39
more detail: Hale has a lot more managing experience in the minors. Farrell directed player development and then pitching coach.
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TFox
Oct 21, 07:36
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Most pitching coaches aren't good managers iirc.
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Will Hunting
Oct 21, 07:38
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