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(2001-02, '04, '06, '08). Dierker was the team's MVP in 1969. "It's kind of a reality check when you hear it's going to be 50 years," Metzger said. "For me, it seems like it's been a short period of time. But 50 years is a pretty good stretch." Other...
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Garner says he has agreed to stay on with the Oakland Athletics in a part-time special adviser role. Garner, who had contemplated retirement, will be with the team throughout spring training in Phoenix. His role will then be further determined. Garner...
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The decision to change a coach or manager during the season might be made early — the Detroit Tigers were 0-6 when they fired Phil Garner and replaced him with Luis Pujols in 2002 — or late, as when the New York Rangers dismissed Michel Bergeron with...
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Calif. Garner, who had contemplated retirement, will be with the team throughout spring training in Phoenix. His role will then be further determined. Garner managed the Brewers, Detroit and Houston. A's manager Bob Melvin coached in Milwaukee under...
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Calif. (AP) — Phil Garner says he has agreed to stay on with the Oakland Athletics in a part-time special adviser role. Garner, who had contemplated retirement, will be with the team throughout spring training in Phoenix. His role will then be further...
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Calif. (AP)—Phil Garner says he has agreed to stay on with the Oakland Athletics in a part-time special adviser role. Garner, who had contemplated retirement, will be with the team throughout spring training in Phoenix. His role will then be further...
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Oswalt. But the one thing that has characterized Oswalt's career -- besides the obvious success -- is the fact that he has been a fierce competitor. As much as the AL East might be viewed as a pitcher's nightmare, in this context, for Oswalt, it could...
About Phil Garner
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Philip Mason Garner (born April 30, 1949, in Jefferson City, Tennessee) is a former infielder in Major League Baseball for the Oakland Athletics, Pittsburgh Pirates, Houston Astros, Los Angeles Dodgers, and San Francisco Giants from 1973 to 1988. He was manager of the Astros from July 14 2004 to August 27 2007, when he was fired along with... Full Article
