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Related: About this forumJohn Farrell is out
Not a shock really. The last two postseasons they didn't seem to give a shit. That falls on the manager. Not sure who the you out there that's available
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John Farrell is out (Original Post)
joeybee12
Oct 2017
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it was inevitable - in Boston, just making the postseason (then tanking) is not an option
NRaleighLiberal
Oct 2017
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NRaleighLiberal
(61,908 posts)1. it was inevitable - in Boston, just making the postseason (then tanking) is not an option
The 2017 team was weirdly unlikable - they never did find a replacement for Papi's leadership (and power). Too many in-game decision errors.
But....who? DiSarcina? Will be interesting to watch (as a 50 year Red Sox fan!)
joeybee12
(56,177 posts)4. I think the owners are a problem also
That fire sale of 2014 was one of the dumbest and greedily things I've seen.
I agreee. T he y were unlikable and didn't seem to like each other.
bathroommonkey76
(3,827 posts)5. Dumbrowski has been the problem for years.
Not keeping Epstein was the dumbest thing he could ever do for the Red Sox.
TheDebbieDee
(11,119 posts)2. There's a couple former Royals coaches available...
Dave Eiland and Don Wakamatsu. Maybe Dale Sveum, too.
rsdsharp
(12,093 posts)3. As a Cub fan
I can tell you that Dale Sveum is not the answer.