Loria acting like Steinbrenner without the titles

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without the titles

What a tool...

GO YANKEES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!






WIN ONE FOR THE JETER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!





*with apologies to George Gipp*

"... Loria, whose decisions and the manner in which he made them has strained the nerves of his front office executives."

Oh my God, no wonder they lost. The execs had strained nerves! How can any team be expected to win if the executives have the vapors!

The Miami Herald reaches a new low in excuse making.

I don't like Loria either, but he does have a couple of WS to his credit. Maybe the Herald needs better copy writers.

Lori a does have Titles, like Steinbrenner he gave his management team the money to compete and win, they failed miserably, he should fir his GM and The Guy who could not control the players both on and off the field, he put the money up I'll give him that!!!

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Originally posted 11:35 AM ET  10.14 by Traded to Seattle

"... Loria, whose decisions and the manner in which he made them has strained the nerves of his front office executives."Oh my God, no wonder they lost. The execs had strained nerves! How can any team be expected to win if the executives have the vapors!The Miami Herald reaches a new low in excuse making.I don't like Loria either, but he does have a couple of WS to his credit. Maybe the Herald needs better copy writers.

Just one, I believe. The first one was under Wayne Huizenga's ownership.

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Originally posted 12:15 PM ET  10.14 by williewilliejuan

Just one, I believe. The first one was under Wayne Huizenga's ownership.

You are correct, Sir.

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Originally posted 12:15 PM ET  10.14 by williewilliejuan

Just one, I believe. The first one was under Wayne Huizenga's ownership.

Thanks for the correction. Sometimes I let my enthusiasm for the story interfere with the facts. Maybe I should apply for a positiion as a reporter for the Miami Herald!

loria should be his own manager, own excecutive, own GM , just to find out the hard way if is so easy to manage a team,,,

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Originally posted 12:15 PM ET  10.14 by williewilliejuan

Just one, I believe. The first one was under Wayne Huizenga's ownership.

Wayne owned the Dolphins!!!

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Originally posted 01:24 PM ET  10.14 by alacran

loria should be his own manager, own excecutive, own GM , just to find out the hard way if is so easy to manage a team,,,

I would agree with you, if he didn't put up the money, but he put up da Dough!!!

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Originally posted 03:50 PM ET  10.14 by Not4Nutten

Wayne owned the Dolphins!!!

Yes, he did. But he also owned the Marlins and the Florida Panthers hockey team (back when there was hockey).

Jabba the Hutt's doppelganger.

Loria to MLB is like Jones to the NFL. AS long as both men think they know more than the people they have hired to run their teams both franchises will suffer.

The difference between George Steinbrenner and Loria is Steinbrenner knew what he was doing and surrounded himself with good people.

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Originally posted 09:40 PM ET  10.14 by THE BISHOP!

Jabba the Hutt's doppelganger.

Loria = fat*ss plutocrat.

wiseup: Loria should hire a good GM that knows baseball, Give him a reasonable budget, let him hire the manager.Then Loria should park his fat butt in his fat butt chair. and stay in his office . let the GM hire the manager, and the manager hire his coaching staff. The GM and manger work on filling in holes in the lineup and pitching staff. At year end, Loria can evaluate progress and make decisions about the next season.