Clint
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I am sure that Bob Nutting is praying to the good Lord that either Houston, Boston, or the Mets, takes Hurdle's Contract off his hands
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16282D25362E2E2505203724410 wrote: I am sure that Bob Nutting is praying to the good Lord that either Houston, Boston, or the Mets, takes Hurdle's Contract off his hands
I don't think it would work that way. I believe Hurdle is entitled to the remainder of his contract with Nutting and could work for another team while getting a new contract with them.
I don't think it would work that way. I believe Hurdle is entitled to the remainder of his contract with Nutting and could work for another team while getting a new contract with them.
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Clint
416C61707766713132030 wrote: I am sure that Bob Nutting is praying to the good Lord that either Houston, Boston, or the Mets, takes Hurdle's Contract off his hands
I don't think it would work that way. I believe Hurdle is entitled to the remainder of his contract with Nutting and could work for another team while getting a new contract with them.
I can't imagine any of those teams are that stupid.
I don't think it would work that way. I believe Hurdle is entitled to the remainder of his contract with Nutting and could work for another team while getting a new contract with them.
I can't imagine any of those teams are that stupid.
Clint
120A080F0F18090E131204610 wrote: I am sure that Bob Nutting is praying to the good Lord that either Houston, Boston, or the Mets, takes Hurdle's Contract off his hands
I don't think it would work that way. I believe Hurdle is entitled to the remainder of his contract with Nutting and could work for another team while getting a new contract with them.
I can't imagine any of those teams are that stupid.
But they might be desperate enough. Three teams need coaches less than a month from spring training. Dusty Baker has been associated with both the Mets and Astros.
I don't think it would work that way. I believe Hurdle is entitled to the remainder of his contract with Nutting and could work for another team while getting a new contract with them.
I can't imagine any of those teams are that stupid.
But they might be desperate enough. Three teams need coaches less than a month from spring training. Dusty Baker has been associated with both the Mets and Astros.
Clint
1F3833105D0 wrote: I am sure that Bob Nutting is praying to the good Lord that either Houston, Boston, or the Mets, takes Hurdle's Contract off his hands
I don't think it would work that way. I believe Hurdle is entitled to the remainder of his contract with Nutting and could work for another team while getting a new contract with them.
I can't imagine any of those teams are that stupid.
But they might be desperate enough. Three teams need coaches less than a month from spring training. Dusty Baker has been associated with both the Mets and Astros.
Am I remembering correctly that Hurdle was being seriously considered for the Mets job when he was hired by the Pirates? Might they revisit their interest under the circumstances?
I don't think it would work that way. I believe Hurdle is entitled to the remainder of his contract with Nutting and could work for another team while getting a new contract with them.
I can't imagine any of those teams are that stupid.
But they might be desperate enough. Three teams need coaches less than a month from spring training. Dusty Baker has been associated with both the Mets and Astros.
Am I remembering correctly that Hurdle was being seriously considered for the Mets job when he was hired by the Pirates? Might they revisit their interest under the circumstances?
Clint
I actually think Clint would be a good manager for any of these three teams. Personally, I don't think game managing is that big of a deal. He is pretty average in this capacity. If he has good players, he won't mess it up too badly.
I always thought (until this past year) that he as a very good manager of people. I really appreciated his ability to stay balanced and not get to high or low. I think extreme emotions doesn't work in the long season of baseball. I think this year and his loss of control is an outlier for his career. If I were one of those teams, I'd certainly give him a shot in an interview over the other retreads that have been mentioned (Dusty Baker, Showalter, Venable, Gibbons, etc).
I always thought (until this past year) that he as a very good manager of people. I really appreciated his ability to stay balanced and not get to high or low. I think extreme emotions doesn't work in the long season of baseball. I think this year and his loss of control is an outlier for his career. If I were one of those teams, I'd certainly give him a shot in an interview over the other retreads that have been mentioned (Dusty Baker, Showalter, Venable, Gibbons, etc).
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7F6246444A2F0 wrote: I actually think Clint would be a good manager for any of these three teams. Personally, I don't think game managing is that big of a deal. He is pretty average in this capacity. If he has good players, he won't mess it up too badly.
I always thought (until this past year) that he as a very good manager of people. I really appreciated his ability to stay balanced and not get to high or low. I think extreme emotions doesn't work in the long season of baseball. I think this year and his loss of control is an outlier for his career. If I were one of those teams, I'd certainly give him a shot in an interview over the other retreads that have been mentioned (Dusty Baker, Showalter, Venable, Gibbons, etc).
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I agree. I always thought that Hurdle was an OK Manager. The problems in Pittsburgh go higher than the Manager level.
I always thought (until this past year) that he as a very good manager of people. I really appreciated his ability to stay balanced and not get to high or low. I think extreme emotions doesn't work in the long season of baseball. I think this year and his loss of control is an outlier for his career. If I were one of those teams, I'd certainly give him a shot in an interview over the other retreads that have been mentioned (Dusty Baker, Showalter, Venable, Gibbons, etc).
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I agree. I always thought that Hurdle was an OK Manager. The problems in Pittsburgh go higher than the Manager level.