Donnie Baseball gets his shot!

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  • Vintagedeputy
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2005
    • 3172

    Donnie Baseball gets his shot!

    Dodgers will be led by Don Mattingly in 2011. Congrats to one of the greatest ballplayers I ever saw. Donnie Baseball was everything that a Yankee fan could ever dream of watching on a baseball field. The Dodgers are getting a good man.




    oh and by the way, how did Joe Torre get to be 70 freakin' years old? Where have the years gone?
  • suave1477
    Banned
    • Jan 2006
    • 4266

    #2
    Re: Donnie Baseball gets his shot!

    Vintage as much as I am a Yankee fan I wish I could share in your joy. I just don't feel Donnie has the Manager instinct. IMO

    From the very little times he had to fill in as a Manager he made bad descisions.

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    • godwulf
      Senior Member
      • Aug 2007
      • 1864

      #3
      Re: Donnie Baseball gets his shot!

      Come out to Phoenix Municipal Stadium starting on October 12th and watching Mattingly manage the Phoenix Desert Dogs in the Arizona Fall League.

      I've got a feeling attendance at those games is going to be UP this year!
      Jeff
      godwulf1@cox.net

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      • joelsabi
        Senior Member
        • Aug 2005
        • 3073

        #4
        Re: Donnie Baseball gets his shot!

        Originally posted by Vintagedeputy
        Dodgers will be led by Don Mattingly in 2011. Congrats to one of the greatest ballplayers I ever saw. Donnie Baseball was everything that a Yankee fan could ever dream of watching on a baseball field. The Dodgers are getting a good man.




        oh and by the way, how did Joe Torre get to be 70 freakin' years old? Where have the years gone?
        With Mattingly's hire this is the fourth manager during the McCourt's ownership, the same amount of manager as during the O'Malley's ownership. There has not been any stability in the ownership ever since the Divorce case which also revealed that the McCourt's took $100 million from the Dodgers to maintain their extravagant lifestyle. Even the the previous owner O'Malley thinks that McCourt is a disgrace to the Los Angeles community and wish he never sold it to McCourt. So hopefully Mattingly can keep the ship afloat until new ownership can be brought in.

        Glad Mattingly is getting his chance. He earned his chance. Hopefully he brings some intensity to the managerial style that he showed as a player.
        Regards,
        Joel S.
        joelsabi @ gmail.com
        Wanted: Alex Rodriguez Game Used Items and other unique artifacts, 1992 thru 1998 only. From High School to Early Mariners.

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        • Mattingly85MVP

          #5
          Re: Donnie Baseball gets his shot!

          He's my all-time favorite athlete period...I very happy for the hitman, and even though I'm a die-hard yankee fan, I will root for the dodgers to win it all during his tenure (unless its at the yankees expense of course)- I would have liked to see him win a title as the Yankee manager (had visions of it as soon as he came back to the game to coach in 04, figured the yanks were grooming him for the job), but it will be a sweet day if he can finally get one- DON-NIE BASE-BALL (clap, clap, clap clap clap) DON-NIE BASE-BALL (clap, clap, clap clap clap)

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