Archive for the 'Managing' Category

When Hinch said that not bringing in Cole was a mistake he’d have to live with, he shouldered a blame that wasn’t his to shoulder.

In Part 2 of this series, we move toward a new theory of relief pitching strategy.

As careers draw to a close, some know when to quit, and others – sadly – have to be told.

The Cubs’ College of Coaches was a mess but was it also a precursor to modern player development?

A controversial process of long ago reminds us (and the Yankees) that delay needn’t be fatal.

A baseball great overcame segregation in his hometown.

A change in leverage doesn’t necessarily mean a change in performance.

Diving into the details of the book on, and by, one of baseball’s all-time best managers.

Now that there is data on manager challenges, we can get to the heart of this question.

Author Paul Dickson answers some questions on his new book about Leo Durocher.