chibears55
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All ill say is this...If the cubs buyout RR remaining 2 yrs and hire Maddon their definitely picking up some good FAs yo compete in 2015
Francona has been available
Then he ain't the guy now.How so? His contract with Cleveland is up at the end of 2015. I don't think he was considered when Sveum was hired because they didn't want to pay that salary through the rebuild.
How so? His contract with Cleveland is up at the end of 2015. I don't think he was considered when Sveum was hired because they didn't want to pay that salary through the rebuild.
Dodgers said mattingly is their coach next year
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Why not ? Who looking for a manger now ?
Maybe he considering to take a yr off
kiss of death
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A source from inside the organization said an opportunity to hire Maddon would be welcomed – even if it would mean a fifth manager for the Cubs in six years and a likely reassignment of first-year manager Rick Renteria, who has two years left on his contract.
The Rays seem to believe enough in the Cubs’ interest – a year after their high-stakes, back-channel courting of the Yankees’ Joe Girardi – that ESPN’s Buster Olney reported the Rays intend to pursue a tampering investigation.
Part of the deal with Maddon will probably bar him from changing the pitching and hitting coaching positions until after the 2015 season.
Maddon would also be wise to keep Hinske as assistant hitting coach as he was interviewed for the Yankees' hitting job.
Theo and them wouldnt let a coach let go of Bosio. The guy has to be considered one of the best pitching coaches in the game. What he has done with some players is Dave Duncan esque. Also, no he is not Dave Duncan before someone tries to chime in. Im just saying he has done some pretty great things here with the talent he has had.
Mallee is a native of Chicagoland, is the former hitting coach of the Marlins and his philosophy is a solid fit for the "organizational philosophy". Shelton isn't needed in Chicago.I'm happy with our pitching coach, and don't see a need to change. I know nothing about the hitting coach they just signed. But if they hire a new manager and the guy gets let go, so be it. I don't like to see anyone get a raw deal, but if it happens, pay him and say "sorry", and do what you really need to do.