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Originally Posted by Gumball
Originally Posted by Mortehl
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Originally Posted by Sully1742
Originally Posted by Mortehl
Originally Posted by Gumball
Welcome back theo.
The Sux have zero chemistry this year.
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Originally Posted by Mortehl
Originally Posted by Sully1742
Originally Posted by Mortehl
Originally Posted by Gumball
Welcome back theo.
The Sux have zero chemistry this year.
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From: Home Sweet Home in New York

Originally Posted by Gumball
Originally Posted by Mortehl
Originally Posted by Sully1742
Originally Posted by Mortehl
Originally Posted by Gumball
Welcome back theo.
The Sux have zero chemistry this year.
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From: Home Sweet Home in New York

Originally Posted by Gumball
Hey Sully... there are plenty of woods in NH to get rid of the body right 

Seriously though.. I like Theo Epstein because of his management style, two very key points that I admire and respect:
1) Happy Players are effective players.
2) See past the status quo and look for the "X" factor that has been missing.
With so much cash flowing around baseball, you see GMs all over the place trying to outspend one another with little regard for chemistry or how one part fits into another. I think that Theo is ultimately going to be right back in the same role he had before whether or not he has the title. This can only be good to keep things exciting between Boston and New York (fans).
Originally Posted by Mortehl
Originally Posted by Gumball
Hey Sully... there are plenty of woods in NH to get rid of the body right 

Seriously though.. I like Theo Epstein because of his management style, two very key points that I admire and respect:
1) Happy Players are effective players.
2) See past the status quo and look for the "X" factor that has been missing.
With so much cash flowing around baseball, you see GMs all over the place trying to outspend one another with little regard for chemistry or how one part fits into another. I think that Theo is ultimately going to be right back in the same role he had before whether or not he has the title. This can only be good to keep things exciting between Boston and New York (fans).


