Sounds like he has some health issues. May he have a full recovery.
I've always liked Gardy. He was in charge of the team during my second (and lasting) phase of Twins fandom, and he managed some extremely fun teams. He was a better manager by far than Molitor. It's a bit of a shame that he never ended up winning it all, but I hope that he looks back on his career and remembers the good times and knows that he did really well.
He does have a World Series ring as a coach and a Manager of the Year award, and that's not small potatoes.
Ah, I forgot about that. That makes me feel a little better about it
He doesn't have the ejections record though 🙁
Bobby’s looking pretty safe again.
Not far behind in ejections per year. Cox had 162 ejections but in 29 seasons to average 5.59 per season. Gardy finishes with 84 ejections in his 16 seasons for 5.25 per season. Gardy needed only four more to tie LaRussa and Frisch.
Weaver had 96 ejections over 17 seasons for 5.65 per season. However, right behind Gardy is Paul Richards with his 82 ejections in only 12 seasons to net 6.83 per season. Going further down the list, I found Bill Dahlen with 36 ejections in only four years.
JV needs TJ surgery.
thats a bummer
JV?
Justin Verlander
Raise a can of Coors Light in his honor
Sounds like he has some health issues. May he have a full recovery.
I've always liked Gardy. He was in charge of the team during my second (and lasting) phase of Twins fandom, and he managed some extremely fun teams. He was a better manager by far than Molitor. It's a bit of a shame that he never ended up winning it all, but I hope that he looks back on his career and remembers the good times and knows that he did really well.
He does have a World Series ring as a coach and a Manager of the Year award, and that's not small potatoes.
Ah, I forgot about that. That makes me feel a little better about it
He doesn't have the ejections record though 🙁
Bobby’s looking pretty safe again.
Not far behind in ejections per year. Cox had 162 ejections but in 29 seasons to average 5.59 per season. Gardy finishes with 84 ejections in his 16 seasons for 5.25 per season. Gardy needed only four more to tie LaRussa and Frisch.
Weaver had 96 ejections over 17 seasons for 5.65 per season. However, right behind Gardy is Paul Richards with his 82 ejections in only 12 seasons to net 6.83 per season. Going further down the list, I found Bill Dahlen with 36 ejections in only four years.
Not here
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I mean, it’s something
White Sox went 18-2 against Royals and Tigers.