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    Re: Don Mattingly's disgrace

    I found out why you are so mad now....

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvSmfyRc3pM

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    Smile Re: Don Mattingly's disgrace

    awesome video

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    Re: Don Mattingly's disgrace

    That video was fantastic. I've seen people have a beef with someone, but this thing goes DEEEEEP. Wow.

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    Re: Don Mattingly's disgrace

    Yep, that video was just fabulous. Don Mattingly is the man. Some small minded trivialization via comedy relief is just what was needed here.

    I'll try to hold back my expectations of worthwhile content before I post again. I see beachpatrol and meatslab have a tad of an issue with my comments regarding Donnie Einstein. My apologies. Didn't mean to step on your boy.

    And meatslab, you're right. I shouldn't post if I don't care. So I guess I still do. It's called being passionate about something. And since I'm passionate about my Dodgers, I guess the proper thing to do would be for me to continue throwing away my money and keep my season tickets so I can watch the Dodgers stumble through another season, but ultimately winning the Division in the last week of the season, only to watch Division rival WILD CARD San Francisco go to their 4th World Series in 6 years.

    Can't wait!!!

    Just THINK of all the great pictures we'll be able to add to THESE GEMS!?
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    Re: Don Mattingly's disgrace

    Heading into the postseason and seeing HOF caliber managers like Showalter and Bochy... It kind of felt like the Cardinals brought a knife to a gun fight. I feel your pain, I'm sure Matheny uses a magic 8 ball to make decisions sometimes. Oh well, many teams find a way to win with poor coaches or managers.

    On a side note, don mattingly looks more like Bill Murray everyday.

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    Re: Don Mattingly's disgrace

    As a manager I may agree but as a player nothing's better than Donnie baseball. Just saying.

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    Re: Don Mattingly's disgrace

    Quote Originally Posted by r_phelps View Post
    As a manager I may agree but as a player nothing's better than Donnie baseball. Just saying.
    Yeah? Ask Andre Ethier how he feels about Donnie baseball.

    I understand a players goal is just to play, but shouldn't winning championships figure in the equation?

    Ask the fans who pay the bills how they feel? I know I'm not about paying $12.00 and up for a beer at a game JUST so players can be over-payed exponentially to play golf in October. The ONLY goal that matters to us is winning. And in Dodgerland, that ain't gonna happen with Donnie Doh-Doh calling the shots.

    The funny thing is, I guess Dodger ownership hired this Friedman guy (while neutering Colletti) to improve the Dodger roster. If he does a good enough job, even a Donnie Doh-Doh move may work out because the personnel won't matter if they're all great players.

    Assuming Andrew fixes the "Donnie move" debacles, that's only half the problem. That still doesn't get us past the Donnie that WON'T make a move when he should. Knowing when to do that is part of being a good manager. When that half fails like the previous two years have shown us all it will, that will be on the Dodgers for NOT making the right move when THEY should have.

    I still have nightmares of Donnie calling for Juan Uribe to bunt a runner to second in an effort to TIE the game. It was the 8th inning of the NLDS in 2013 against Atlanta at home, and Donnie can't get his head wrapped around going for a big inning. Small minded small-ball Donnie.

    Juan squared around and fouled off two pitches, the crowd wincing all the while at the fact Doh-Doh Don essentially took the bat out of his hands while he represented the winning run.

    I always wake up in a cold sweat as Juan connects on the very next pitch and sends it deep into the stands as he clinches the NLDS with that home run. The nightmare ends as I wake up when McGwire is explaining to Donnie what just happened.

 

 

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