Larry Rothschild has turned down the Tigers pitching coach job to stay with the Chicago Cubs. Depending on who else the Tigers pursue, I don’t necessarily think this is a bad thing.
Larry Rothschild has turned down the Tigers pitching coach job to stay with the Chicago Cubs. Depending on who else the Tigers pursue, I don’t necessarily think this is a bad thing.
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Trammell update: Former Tigers manager Alan Trammell is scheduled to interview for the Los Angeles Dodgers’ managerial opening on Wednesday.
I doubt he’s a frontrunner, but it’s good to see they’re giving him a shot.
This will probably end up being great news for Zumaya, Verlander, and Bonderman among others.
Bryan Price is leaving the Mariners after a very long tenure there (16 years, I think)… My personal favorite for the position.
I wasn’t very happy about Rothschild coming over either. Glad he turned them down. Now they need someone who is good with working with young pitchers.
Keep Bob Cluck! Keep Bob Cluck! Keep Bob Cluck!
WHAT THE CLUCK?! (I agree, keep Cluck)
I’d love to keep Cluck
Why didn’t they bring back Roger Craig?He was usually with the team in spring training.