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Watch, he lobbies the Reds for Bruce, but he'll probably end up trading Blanton to, like, the Marlins or something
Beane picks good players, but he needs to pick more commanding managers, guys who are veterans in the league and know how to deal with injuries and malcontents. They say Geren is laid back, but that's not what a team like the A's need right now.
He should have picked Ron Washington to be manager. They don't share the same baseball philosophies, but one thing is clear: This organization is a few steps from being rebuilt from the bottom up in preparation for the new stadium in 2011. The last thing they need is an aloof manager.
also, longest T&R ever
KG HAS NOT BEEN TRADED
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It's not about money. He'll probably get more money and that's how it'll probably be spun by the media. But it's about appreciation and feeling of place. He's leaving to be treated like the star he is, not like a second-rate piece of garbage who still has to make a name for himself. In five or ten years i hope Yankee fans look back on their behavior during the A-rod era and slap themselves.