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by Chris Jaffe October 19, 2009 Future Hall of Famer Bobby Cox. As readers of my work here at THT have hopefully noticed, I have considerable interest in managers. Heck, I wrote a book on them—Evaluating Baseball's Managers—due out later this year. Full Article at The Hardball Times
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Right now, you keep your fingers crossed and are hoping Roy Oswalt is going to recover [from a bulging disk in his back] and be the pitcher he's capable of being
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I don't think there's any substitute for experience ... I think I learned a ton of great lessons being 12 years with Bobby Cox, and I learned a ton of great lessons the last six years with the Milwaukee Brewers. I think that it only helps.
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He's a good man ... I don't want people to forget that we don't win last year without Ned Yost. He put us in that position as the manager ... and whenever we talk about last season and going to the postseason, I don't want fans to forget what Ned Yost did to contribute to this organization.
– Doug Melvin SOURCE: MLB.com
