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Post by grandsalami on Nov 3, 2012 18:05:21 GMT -5
@jen_Royle Four interviews have been conducted for the Red Sox pitching coach... Decision should come shortly.
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Post by grandsalami on Nov 5, 2012 0:30:46 GMT -5
Jen Royle @jen_Royle Industry source says he'd be shocked if Rick Peterson isn't the new Red Sox pitching coach. As previously reported, decision to come by Tues
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Post by wcp3 on Nov 5, 2012 13:15:43 GMT -5
Pedro.
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Post by soxfanatic on Nov 7, 2012 14:08:46 GMT -5
Juan Nieves will likely be named pitching coach. #redsox expected to name Juan Nieves their new pitching coach. story up soon on cbssports.com -Jon Heyman
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Post by MLBDreams on Nov 7, 2012 16:58:32 GMT -5
Surprise pick over Rick Peterson. Are the FO ignored John Farrell's preference choice of the pitching coach? Or is Rick suddenly become difficult person to negotiate for deal agreements?
Does the FO liked the way CWS pitching under Don Cooper? Is anyone knows the reason?
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Post by soxfan06 on Nov 7, 2012 17:02:08 GMT -5
Seems to me they went with the guy who was more likely to work with Farrell rather than Peterson who likely would have wanted to instill his own ways/methods on the pitchers.
Oh and he interviewed with the squad for 7 hours. Rather long interview.
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Post by sarasoxer on Nov 7, 2012 19:22:01 GMT -5
Seems to me they went with the guy who was more likely to work with Farrell rather than Peterson who likely would have wanted to instill his own ways/methods on the pitchers. Oh and he interviewed with the squad for 7 hours. Rather long interview. I think that this is spot on. After last season, it appears the Sox place a higher value on how comfortable the manager is with his team. I'll bet that Farrell had the last word.
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Post by elguapo on Nov 7, 2012 19:39:02 GMT -5
My theory is they picked the candidate they liked the best.
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Post by sibbysisti on Nov 7, 2012 20:13:35 GMT -5
Seems to me they went with the guy who was more likely to work with Farrell rather than Peterson who likely would have wanted to instill his own ways/methods on the pitchers. Oh and he interviewed with the squad for 7 hours. Rather long interview. I think that this is spot on. After last season, it appears the Sox place a higher value on how comfortable the manager is with his team. I'll bet that Farrell had the last word.[/b]...a courtesy they neglected to offer the last manager, who was told who his coaches would be.
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Post by elguapo on Nov 7, 2012 20:33:17 GMT -5
...a courtesy they neglected to offer the last manager, who was told who his coaches would be. Yeah, yeah, he agreed to it and to be paid millions of dollars. Cry me a river. A professional would have managed to maintain a professional working relationship with his staff.
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Post by Don Caballero on Nov 7, 2012 21:41:31 GMT -5
I think that this is spot on. After last season, it appears the Sox place a higher value on how comfortable the manager is with his team. I'll bet that Farrell had the last word.[/b]...a courtesy they neglected to offer the last manager, who was told who his coaches would be.[/quote] And that worked like a charm!
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Post by James Dunne on Nov 8, 2012 10:32:35 GMT -5
Yeah, yeah, he agreed to it and to be paid millions of dollars. Cry me a river. A professional would have managed to maintain a professional working relationship with his staff. Amen. Most people in middle management don't get to hire the people who work under them. And if they did as awful, terrible, miserable, worthless job as Bobby V did working with those people, they'd get fired too. The "Bobby V didn't get to hire his coaches" narrative needs to die a quick death. It's not a reason, it's an excuse.
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