John Farrell - What Was He Worth?

[Clojojo]

Red sox go from AL east basement to world series champs

keep in mind this is essentially the same team bobby had minus crawford and gonzalez who only would have helped

Keep in mind he was under contract with us this year, and we gave him up for esmil "pedro" rogers

 

How many managers have won with their first year with a team?

[GD]

20 warz manager

 

ugh

[jays_fever]

Yea Farrel was a lot more helpful in securing wins than Victorino or Napoli.

[Olerud363]

He does the big things right. Gets the players in the right mind set. Hired some good coaches. Believes in a high on base percentage offense.

 

He's not worth anything to the Jays, because the front office didn't see eye to eye with him,

 

He's a good fit for Boston. But impossible to say what he's worth, if anything. They'd find another guy to run the team the right way if it wasn't Farrelk:

[GD]

if it wasn't Farrelk:

 

Someone please photoshop John Farrell's head onto an elk right this instance.

[Ehh]

about 50 jp arencbias

[theblujay]

about 50 jp arencbias

 

So waaaaaaay below replacement level?

[G-Snarls]

John Farrell - What Was He Worth?

 

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Mike Aviles

 

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[Boxcar]

So, when you permaban a guy and he comes back under a slightly different name, do you not permaban him again?

[Stangstag]

So, when you permaban a guy and he comes back under a slightly different name, do you not permaban him again?

 

Same avatar too

[Convo]

What was ban worthy about this?

[TheHurl]

in most cases we just make sure the IP addresses match then ban or sit back and watch. It's also possible that this poster was told he could reply and not start threads.

[Convo]

Does it matter? A permaban shouldn't mean you get to start fresh with a new account.

 

Ah I missed the part where he was already banned

[TheHurl]

His big schtick on the old board was being negative against the team and front office...if that gets you a ban around here these days, we wouldn't have a board anymore

[G-Snarls]

His big schtick on the old board was being negative against the team and front office...if that gets you a ban around here these days, we wouldn't have a board anymore

 

Is this Clowntista?

[GD]

I think there was also trolls named raysjays (this you?), jaysnhabs, djbluray, lee marvin

 

who was that living piece of s*** and jaysnhabs furiously copulated with every chance he motherf***ing got? Something about the Rays in his user. Not raysjays. him and jaysnhabs used "my friend" too f***ing much.

 

Oh, and "Who is Grady sizemore?" was amazing.

[havok24]

who was that living piece of s*** and jaysnhabs furiously copulated with every chance he motherf***ing got? Something about the Rays in his user. Not raysjays. him and jaysnhabs used "my friend" too f***ing much.

 

Oh, and "Who is Grady sizemore?" was amazing.

 

Sounds like something that would be a ju!ced alias.

[Jays]

letting this toe-rag in is like poison.

 

"George is in the bloodstream!"

[eastcoastjaysfan]

What happened was John Farrell, is a good, baseball person, smart guy, player development guy, on base percentage guy.

[bzapple]

I'll be so annoyed with this org if the Red Sox win the World Series. It will be as bad as when we traded the 2011 World Series to the Cardinals for Rasmus!

[Olerud363]

What happened was John Farrell, is a good, baseball person, smart guy, player development guy, on base percentage guy.

 

Let's at least repeat the entire quote... only change is the cleanup of the horrible punctuation. I don't think Farrell is a 20 war manager... I have always been a fan of John Gibbons, and am happy to have him as manager. But based on quotes when Farrell hired his hitting coach Colbrunn, based on quotes from Lind, from AA, from Murph, and from Cito way back it seems obvious that there were huge differences in philosaphy between Farrell and the Jays organization...

 

"What happened was John Farrell is a good baseball person, smart guy, player development guy, on base percentage guy.

 

He did not agree on anything with Paul Beeston, so he left to be with like minded people. He was part of a great management team, that did everything right, had a deep belief in on base percentage, acquired veteran pieces without giving up youngsters.... just great smart people."