00:00You know, if you're a player in that locker room, you know what that guy is.
00:04He's a puppet.
00:05He's going to be told by the brass upstairs what to do.
00:09Like he's not going to have some like Pat Murphy deciding to go out there and leave a pitcher out
00:15for a couple of more batters or when to go get Mizorovsky or when to go put Ashby in the
00:19game.
00:19Like the gut feel that comes from baseball because you've been around for a long time and you've been a
00:24great manager for a long time.
00:26Like I love Pat Murphy.
00:28I love the Brewers.
00:29I think that that is how baseball needs to go back to being with baseball.
00:33This is the antithesis of Pat Murphy.
00:35And maybe that's the point.
00:37But so often in Major League Baseball players, when things zag, right, when things go like that way, normally that's
00:46where baseball follows, right?
00:47It happens in football, happens in basketball, where all of a sudden if you've got the old crusty guy, other
00:51teams are going to want the old crusty guy.
00:53Nope.
00:53The Mariners are like, forget that.
00:55We want a 36-year-old dude who's never been a manager on any level.
00:59Yeah.
01:00Sorry.
01:01The Mariners are a bet against, if we play baseball, they're a bet against next year with this move.
01:07Like this is, no, I, I, no, I'm not in.
01:11I'm not in on this move.
01:13Not by any means.
01:14I'm not in on this move.
01:15I do believe in experience.
01:16I do believe in, in the actual managerial mind that you have to be able to be a leader of
01:24men in a clubhouse that you play 162 freaking games.
01:28He's never been a manager in pro baseball at any level.
01:34He's just a puppet that to me, that, that is a installed by management puppet.
01:41Sorry for a manager, a Mariners fan, but I think that's a, that's a horrible hire.
01:46I think that's an, that's an absolute horrible hire.
01:48That's a guy who's simply just going to take direction and take orders and be told what to do.
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