No big surprise here- he was the man Loria wanted. Talk about opposites- going from McKeon to Girardi. Although the way the team performed last year and how they reacted to McKeon, maybe someone just the opposite of him will work.
Of the seven guys who interviewed, I was hoping for Girardi. The lack of managerial experience doesn't really bother me. I wish Galarraga and Zim would've agreed to join the coaching staff- but I'll settle for hopefully bringing in Don Baylor.
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Can anyone else believe that the Kansas City Freakin' Royals are still in first place almost halfway through the seasons?? I figured that their quick start was an aberration after their May slump, but by God they're right back there.