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Chris Woodward, a former Blue Jays and Dodgers coach is being considered by the New York Yankees this week as a potential manager. I know... you have no idea who it is. I remember him as a player. I can't say I remembered him right away when this story was first reported. But I became familiar again. Well... I call him Woody.
Mark Feinsand tweeted this about the idea:
Source: Dodgers third-base coach Chris Woodward is a candidate for the Yankees’ managerial opening. No interview has been scheduled yet. Woodward was in camp with the Yankees in 2008 but never played for them. He managed Team New Zealand in the 2016 WBC.— Mark Feinsand (@Feinsand) November 15, 2017
Now the question really becomes... does this guy have a shot? We're talking about the New York Yankees here. You need to almost have you're own star in this city or in baseball in general. It's high stakes. I'm willing to give the idea a shot, I just don't know if this is something the Yankees are serious about, or if they just wanna cast a wide net and see if there are any hidden gems out there.
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The New York Daily News has a headline that says he's ready: AARON BOONE HAS BEEN PREPARING TO BE AN MLB MANAGER HIS ENTIRE LIFE. Wow... I have literally NEVER heard the come our of his mouth.
Well, we'll see. Obviously the Yankees are trying to move quickly here, while being surgical in their decision. So many names... who's it gonna be?
Stay tuned...
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