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    After meeting with Shapiro and several other front-office members, Valentine had a candid 35-minute press conference in which he expressed both his desire and doubts about whether he would like to be the Indians' 40th manager. "From afar, I've had a chance of hearing about and observing the baseball culture of the Cleveland Indians ... I got to see it first hand. I'm very impressed." The Indians finished 65-97 this year, which led to the firing of Eric Wedge and his coaching staff. Full Article at MLB.com
    From afar, I've had a chance of hearing about and observing the baseball culture of the Cleveland Indians ... I got to see it first hand. I'm very impressed.
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Valentine interviews with Indians
  1. I don't know as much about Cleveland as someone interviewing for their manager's job should ... I could have crammed for the last six days and read every article and called every friend and got every little bit of information, just in case one of you guys asked me who the starting third baseman should b...
    SOURCE: MLB.com 1 month ago
  2. I'm a baseball manager and they're looking to hire one of those type guys ... They have a Major League Baseball team and there are 30 of them in the world. I think those 30 people are special and lucky people. I consider myself lucky to be considered.
    SOURCE: MLB.com 1 month ago
  3. I can tell you I don't know about the American League ... I don't know about the [AL] Central and I don't know about the Indians, but I sure as heck am willing to learn and spend about 28 hours a day, if necessary, to know everything I could possibly know.
    SOURCE: MLB.com 1 month ago
  4. I really am a lousy loser ... As a matter of fact, we talked about that in the interview process. If, in fact, all I was going to do was sign up to manage a losing team and all I was going to be hired for was to get one more win than another guy, I don't think I'd be here. I think I'm being asked to be ...
    SOURCE: MLB.com 1 month ago
  5. I don't know that's exactly the thing I want to do right now, either ... I'm not sure that's what I want to do, but, again, I haven't been offered a job so I don't have to decide whether or not I definitely want to do this.
    SOURCE: MLB.com 1 month ago

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