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08:12 AM ET 11.07 | And then there were ... two. The Rockies have narrowed the search for their next manager to two candidates, Walt Weiss and Matt Williams, a major-league source confirmed Tuesday. Weiss remains the favorite, the source said, but Williams was impressive in his meeting with the Rockies' front office on Monday, prompting the team to take more time to make its decision. Rockies owner Dick Monfort, general manager Dan O'Dowd and senior vice president of major-league operations Bill Geivett will meet in Indian Wells, Calif., at the annual general managers' meeting to make a final call. The two-day meeting starts Wednesday. A final decision is expected soon. Weiss said Tuesday afternoon that he had not heard from the Rockies.

Troy Tulowitzki, Icon Sports

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November 7, 2012 08:50 AM ET

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Well, if you wanna be a big-league manager, you have to start somewhere. I guess the game plan would be get a job with the Rocks, get fired in a couple of years, and then you have "experience" for your resume for when you apply for the next job.

Traded to Seattle

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November 7, 2012 10:55 AM ET

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They sure are taking their sweet time trying to decide which one to hire.

THE BISHOP!

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November 7, 2012 11:20 AM ET

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Originally posted 10:55 AM ET 11.07 by THE BISHOP!

They sure are taking their sweet time trying to decide which one to hire.

the rockies are trying to be extra carefull, just in case they need to replace their new manager,,,

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November 7, 2012 11:26 AM ET

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Originally posted 10:55 AM ET 11.07 by THE BISHOP!

They sure are taking their sweet time trying to decide which one to hire.

the rockies are thinking ahead of time,,, should they have aneed to fire their new manager at the mid-season???

alacran

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November 7, 2012 11:39 AM ET

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Originally posted 08:50 AM ET 11.07 by Traded to Seattle

Well, if you wanna be a big-league manager, you have to start somewhere. I guess the game plan would be get a job with the Rocks, get fired in a couple of years, and then you have "experience" for your resume for when you apply for the next job.

Gene Lamont is available. So is Lloyd McLendon. PLEASE take one of them!

h2opololpunk

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November 7, 2012 02:32 PM ET

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I have a pair with a frontrunner.

Kenny_Powers

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November 7, 2012 03:46 PM ET

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Every who is the lucking person to win the job you know the one thing you better have is PATIENCE, PATIENCE,PATIENCE, because the Rockies are going to be like the Astros clean house and start over.