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  1. I can almost guarantee it was because Counsell wanted to stay close to home. The Mets spent something like $343m on payroll last year - $70m more than the next highest team. I don't think another $5 million a year for a manager is outside their budget.
  2. Maybe it's "Hey you need to be away from the team for a few weeks, buddy." A suspension that isn't a suspension.
  3. I could see your point if the article was in some way biased in favor of the Cubs.
  4. this might blow your minds but... a) you can be a fan of more than one team and 2) you can be a fan of a team and still objectively write about a rival team.
  5. True. But some people also don't want to celebrate the good things....like at all.
  6. I think you could go through the career of any manager in the history of baseball and cherry-pick several instances where a choice backfired. It's a lot harder to find the instances where a gamble paid off because, well, we don't remember the good stuff as readily as we remember the bad stuff.
  7. The whole Connor Stallions Michigan saga is going to make a hilarious movie someday. It keeps getting weirder and funnier every day:
  8. He seems like kind of a quiet dude. It's very possible he was seething internally about this, that, or the other thing and never said a word to the GM or more likely the owner.
  9. I think it's simply because the rival is 90 miles from home.
  10. Don't do this
  11. yes $8m. My mistake. But the amount does not matter unless it changes how they do business. To a team like Milwaukee? Maybe it keeps them from making a particular trade. To a team like the Cubs? Business as usual.
  12. again, paying him $5m a year doesn't matter to the Cubs if it is not impacting their roster. The only way his salary matters is if it prevents them from signing a player.
  13. unless it prevents them from making a player move (which it won't) then the money is irrelevant
  14. dang. that was like a 78 possession game. crazy fast pace for UW
  15. "drink your Ovaltine"?
  16. Wait, you mean the team that traded away every piece from it's World Series title squad?
  17. Translation: He wouldn't take the hometown discount.
  18. There's a different thread dedicated to the theory that Mark A might want to sell the team. Let's keep this one about potential managerial candidates.
  19. Welcome to the board!
  20. This is the second time in recent memory the Cubs have fired a guy who didn't expect to get fired. They canned Rick Renteria after one season when Maddon became available
  21. Unlike a player, he won't get worse at the end of the deal and there is no injury risk. You pretty much know what you're getting from day 1 to the end of the contract. Guess we will see if he's a dime a dozen. My hunch is that he is not.
  22. I don't think he would sabotage the team.
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