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hive17

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Roenicke? I have no real idea and he might get too much credit for the pitching staff that Melvin gave him, but he just accomplished something big tonight and he's CLEARLY a difference from Ken F'N Macha (that's his real middle name, in case you didn't know).
 

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I'm going to go with Gibson also. Roenicke was handed a team that, on paper, had a really good shot at the playoffs to start with. Gibson was given the Diamondbacks. He's a fun guy to watch manage too. Roenicke disturbs me.
 

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Kevbo said:
I'm going to go with Gibson also. Roenicke was handed a team that, on paper, had a really good shot at the playoffs to start with. Gibson was given the Diamondbacks. He's a fun guy to watch manage too. Roenicke disturbs me.

Yeah, I'd be happy with Gibson too. He's such a great guy anyway. That's was kinda my point I guess, that RR would have been in trouble if this team DIDN'T succeed.

Gibson it is!
 

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hive17 said:
Roenicke? I have no real idea and he might get too much credit for the pitching staff that Melvin gave him, but he just accomplished something big tonight and he's CLEARLY a difference from Ken F'N Macha (that's his real middle name, in case you didn't know).


Lets be fair to Macha. Give him some pitching also.

Gibson is my choice also.
 

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Gibson son. They had the team for a couple years now, but it took Gibson to pull it together. It'll be good for baseball if they keep on one upping themselves over the next few years
 

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Hands down not even a question.... Kirk Gibson.

I watched the diamondbacks last year and they were a joke. They played dumb and heartless baseball last year. If they got behind they quit. There was no fight at all.
This year they played a gutty, tough, smart brand of baseball. Kirk Gibson and his old school coaching staff was the difference.
I think every baseball writer and blogger had the dbacks picked to finish last. I still don't know how they did it. I know I'm drinking the cool-aid but I think this team is only gonna get better in the future.
 

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bongo870 said:
Charlie Manuel

I think it's going to be Gibson, but one of these years they are going to need to give Charlie a lifetime achievement award.
 

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tpeichel said:
bongo870 said:
Charlie Manuel

I think it's going to be Gibson, but one of these years they are going to need to give Charlie a lifetime achievement award.

He does need something. he has done so much..
 

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Gibson for sure

honorable mention to Don Mattingly for managing the dreck in his lineup to a possible .500+ season. I'm only half kidding.
 

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