2007 NL Manager of the Year Poll
October 10, 2007 by Geoff Young
Filed under Awards
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You thought I forgot. Go ahead, admit it. You noticed that we didn’t run a poll yesterday, and you thought that I’d forgotten about NL Manager of the Year.
Now, why would I do that?
Right, I wouldn’t. I also wouldn’t vote for anyone other than Clint Hurdle or Bob Melvin for this award. I suppose you could make a case for Charlie Manuel or Ned Yost, maybe Bud Black.
I kinda liked Willie Randolph before The Collapse (TM). Lou Piniella? Not so much for me. His bosses went out and bought the best team money could buy, and he barely managed to …read more
Flailing in Philly
April 19, 2007 by Geoff Young
Filed under News
Here’s a quick recap of recent events in the City of Brotherly Love:
Shortstop Jimmy Rollins claims that the Phillies are the team to beat in the National League East.
Manager Charlie Manuel has a nice little chat with a member of the sports media.
Manuel moves right-hander Brett Myers to the bullpen. Myers, you may recall, has been one of the Phillies’ best starters over the past couple seasons.
Meanwhile, the Phillies find themselves looking up at the Washington Nationals, a team expected by some to challenge the New York Mets’ record-setting 120-loss season back in ‘62. Honestly, when Antonio Alfonseca is your …read more






