I always like reading your stuff, but my guess is it has something to do with the vitriol used to do the criticizing.
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I always like reading your stuff, but my guess is it has something to do with the vitriol used to do the criticizing.
Rebbiv
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I am of the opinion that a manager has very little impact on the Win-Loss record over the course of the season with in game decisions. He can certainly impact it with the lineup card and annihilating his players.
And I disagree completely with that opinion. There are hundreds of little decisions made every game that the manager has their hands on. It's insanely micromanaged.
It's probably the most intricate and sensitive of the four major sports, IMO.
It's probably the most intricate and sensitive of the four major sports, IMO.
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Rebbiv
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Not every decision a manager makes works out (hit and run, hitting 3-0, pitch outs, on and on and on). He's going to make some good, some bad. Over the course of a season, they generally equal out, given the same talent level and execution. And ultimately, they all require the players to execute them properly, which is beyond the manager's control.
http://www.sportingnews.com/list/4639814-baseball-manager-rankings-2015-best-worst-bochy-madden
http://www.sportingnews.com/list/4639814-baseball-manager-rankings-2015-best-worst-bochy-madden
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