According to ESPN.com and Buster Olney, Girardi may be being considered for the job in Los Angeles in addition to the job for the Yankees.
In my opinion, anyone else at this point is better than the bumpkin known as Grady Little. I like what Girardi did with the youngins in Florida during his only year as a manager, and the Dodgers are looking to play a lot of youngsters next year. Girardi somehow managed 78 surprising wins out of a $14 million payroll in Florida in 2006 and won the NL Manager of the Year Award, before being fired because of a dispute with the Marlins owner.
Hey, since we're here talking about new managers in LA, what about Joe Torre?? Forget the Pirates or Cardinals, what about a Brooklyn guy coming to the Dodgers......Not as far out there as you might think. I'll settle for anyone who makes the Dodgers relevant again.
In my opinion, anyone else at this point is better than the bumpkin known as Grady Little. I like what Girardi did with the youngins in Florida during his only year as a manager, and the Dodgers are looking to play a lot of youngsters next year. Girardi somehow managed 78 surprising wins out of a $14 million payroll in Florida in 2006 and won the NL Manager of the Year Award, before being fired because of a dispute with the Marlins owner.
Hey, since we're here talking about new managers in LA, what about Joe Torre?? Forget the Pirates or Cardinals, what about a Brooklyn guy coming to the Dodgers......Not as far out there as you might think. I'll settle for anyone who makes the Dodgers relevant again.
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