mlb.fanhouse.com - 10/12/2009
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by Tom Fornelli While we await the winner of the last Division Series to be settled, a few teams that have already finished their season are in the process of trying to find new managers who can get them to the postseason next year. Two of those teams, the Cleveland Indians and Houston Astros, ...
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The Houston Astros search for a new manager
will begin in earnest on Wednesday when internal candidates...
Dave Clark and Al Pedrique will be interviewed at Minute Maid Park, General Manager Ed Wade announced today. Clark and Pedrique will be the first of 10 candidates scheduled to be ...
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Cleveland Wants to Interview John Farrell, Houston Set to Interview Everybody Else
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... get them to the postseason next year. Two of those teams, the Cleveland Indians and Houston Astros, have interest in a couple of coaches from the recently eliminated Boston Red Sox. The Indians contacted the Red Sox to see if they could interview pitching coach John Farrell as it seems Farrell is Mark Shapiro's top candidate to replace Eric Wedge. Well, Theo Epstein said that Cleveland can talk all they want with Farrell, but odds are he's going to be staying in Boston . .. Continue reading at FanHouse
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If the latest reports out of Boston are accurate, then Red Sox pitching coach John Farrell -- regarded as a natural fit for the Tribe's open managerial post and perhaps even the club's No. 1 choice -- will not be a part of the Indians' interview process.
