Obviously you dont get it. Randolph was a very intelligent baseball player. He
had great baseball insticnts when playing and can translate those insights as a
manager. An all-star and a thinking man's baseball player, Randolph rarely made
mistakes on the field. He can teach fundamentals, strategy and a winning
attitude - is that enough points for you?
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From: PS85@...
To: metsfanzunited@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, October 24, 2004 11:13 PM
Subject: Re: [Mets Fanz United] Who will be the 2005 Mets manager?


Yes, Ozzie. If you want a second basemen, go for Randolph.

If you want a manager, I don't think their playing ability is at all
relevant. So what's your point?

Rich


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