Atlanta may be his dream coaching job, but why take the risk of being unemployed again when you have long-term (at least for an MLB manager) certainty sitting in front of you? Once Fredi Gonzalez got fired, I think he became the early leader for the Atlanta gig, and Yost at least knows the Royals organization a little bit more due to being an "advisor" for the club for quite a few months before being named the manager there. I'll add another good luck wish. Kansas City has a lot of good young talent set to hit the majors in the next couple years, if the front office stops signing the Kendalls of the world. I'd like to see him get them back to respectability in that division, like he did with the Brewers. You could probably argue he has more immediate help coming in KC than he did in Milwaukee, so maybe this gig will end better for him.