New Manager
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I doubt they'll hire a first time manager. The names I've heard that make the most sense are Rocco Baldelli and Brandon Hyde. Someone on Reddit did a great write up of Kai Correa though. I'll see if I can find it.
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M's had a .469 Winning%. Hyde's career managerial record is .461 in 914 games and 0-5 in the post season. F no.
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If they hire one of those 2 dead heads over some bright young up and comer I'm officially done. Again give me Lanares please but DTs guy is fine too along with Spencer from Milwaukee
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Yep I liked Spencer too.HawkandMariner88 wrote: ↑Fri Oct 09, 2026 3:57 amIf they hire one of those 2 dead heads over some bright young up and comer I'm officially done. Again give me Lanares please but DTs guy is fine too along with Spencer from Milwaukee
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That’s a good choice, and I like Italians, sign him up.Big_Maple wrote: ↑Fri Oct 09, 2026 2:56 amRocco Baldelli is the guy we should be pushing for. He’s 45, won AL Manager of the Year, and took the Twins to the postseason three times before their front office blew up the payroll. Right now, he’s in the Dodgers front office, meaning he’s spent the last year soaking in the best developmental and analytical system in baseball.
My question is how long will it take the organization to screw him up?
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2 weeks tomorrow since Milquetoast was canned and still no rumors of interviews yet???
Maybe they will just let Leo Rivas be a player manager to save money.
Maybe they will just let Leo Rivas be a player manager to save money.
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I love your well founded cynicism!Hy Feiber wrote: ↑Sat Oct 10, 2026 4:10 pmThat’s a good choice, and I like Italians, sign him up.Big_Maple wrote: ↑Fri Oct 09, 2026 2:56 amRocco Baldelli is the guy we should be pushing for. He’s 45, won AL Manager of the Year, and took the Twins to the postseason three times before their front office blew up the payroll. Right now, he’s in the Dodgers front office, meaning he’s spent the last year soaking in the best developmental and analytical system in baseball.
My question is how long will it take the organization to screw him up?