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Is Yomiuri management in a panic mode with the mighty Giants off to a 12-20 start? From here in America, I can easily imagine some Steinbrenner-like episodes. Who is the manager and GM, and are they in danger of being fired?
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The Horrible Start for the Giants and the Yankees
[ Author: Guest: Skinz | Posted: May 11, 2005 12:27 AM
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Looking at the standings, the Giants and the Yankees are not starting out like their suppose to. Can this year be the year for the downfall of expensive teams? I hope so.
Anyway, The Lotte Marines look good, so I'm proud of Bobby V. Let's see if they could continue it. The Eagles are horrendous. What happen to them?
Anyway, The Lotte Marines look good, so I'm proud of Bobby V. Let's see if they could continue it. The Eagles are horrendous. What happen to them?
Re: The Horrible Start for the Giants and the Yankees
[ Author: Mischa | Posted: May 11, 2005 8:52 AM
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- The Eagles are horrendous. What happen to them?
I don't know why people are surprised by the slow start by the Eagles. They're an expansion team. They were lucky to pick up a couple disillusioned Buffalo players and the top prospect in the draft, but no expansion team wins right away. It will take them several years of development before they're competitive - and that's if they do things right.
I don't know why people are surprised by the slow start by the Eagles. They're an expansion team. They were lucky to pick up a couple disillusioned Buffalo players and the top prospect in the draft, but no expansion team wins right away. It will take them several years of development before they're competitive - and that's if they do things right.
Re: News from Yomiuri Wanted
[ Author: Guest: John Brooks | Posted: May 11, 2005 8:29 AM
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