InVOLuntary
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Did he? He gave him money and facilities. He left him alone even when maybe they didn't like each other very much. Truth is we don't (and likely won't) know what Tony's motivation for leaving is, but there is nothing beyond rumors to suggest that DW failed. Again...he left to be the only college coach in history to become the manager of a MLB team. DW has no counter for that, unless the answer was to keep throwing money at him until he couldn't say no.Yes he has!
I think he looked at strike 3 on Tony Vitello. Nobody bats 1.000.
I didn’t think so until:Did he? He gave him money and facilities. He left him alone even when maybe they didn't like each other very much. Truth is we don't (and likely won't) know what Tony's motivation for leaving is, but there is nothing beyond rumors to suggest that DW failed. Again...he left to become the only college coach in history to become the manager of a MLB team. DW has no counter for that, unless the answer was to keep throwing money at him until he couldn't say no.
I am just trying to understand how A&M has shown they would provide more resources for baseball. They had a great coach, who went to their rival after a short stint.But it points to Tony's perception of a lack of resources.
I think this will be his biggest obstacle. Nothing gains cred with the professional ball players like someone who has been there done that. TV wi have to do a major sell job on his hands.Imagine older players knowing this guy has zero pro experience as a player or coach coming in and trying to tell him what to do and how to play the game. This is going to be a disaster.