BAMAPHIN 22
06-20-2011, 02:03 PM
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Jack McKeon cautioned that he was “not a miracle worker” the last time he was hired to manage the Florida Marlins, then led the 2003 team to a World Series title.
He’ll need more than a miracle to pull off the feat a second time after he is introduced as the team’s manager Monday.
When he returns to the dugout tonight as interim manager, the 80-year-old baseball lifer will face an even greater challenge than he did in his first go-around with the Marlins.
In replacing Edwin Rodriguez, who resigned Sunday, McKeon will inherit a team that has lost 10 straight – one shy of the franchise record for consecutive losses – and sits in last place in the National League East, eight games under .500.
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Jack McKeon cautioned that he was “not a miracle worker” the last time he was hired to manage the Florida Marlins, then led the 2003 team to a World Series title.
He’ll need more than a miracle to pull off the feat a second time after he is introduced as the team’s manager Monday.
When he returns to the dugout tonight as interim manager, the 80-year-old baseball lifer will face an even greater challenge than he did in his first go-around with the Marlins.
In replacing Edwin Rodriguez, who resigned Sunday, McKeon will inherit a team that has lost 10 straight – one shy of the franchise record for consecutive losses – and sits in last place in the National League East, eight games under .500.
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