bases.nbcsports.com - 22 days ago
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Donnie Baseball was invited to come to D.C. to interview for the Nats job, but declined, says Alden Gonzalez at MLB.com. The theory: that the Dodgers are working to formalize Mattingly's heir-apparent status in Los Angeles, officially making him Joe...
Mattingly One Step Closer to Succeeding Torre
sonsofstevegarvey.com 22 days ago — From "Mattingly not interviewing with Nationals" at Dodgers.com :
Dodgers hitting coach Don Mattingly has declined to interview for the Nationals' opening for manager, Dodgers general manager Ned Colletti confirmed through a team spokesperson on Tuesday.
The move could be an indication ...
Mattingly says Nats asked for permission to interview him
washingtontimes.com 10/21/2009 — Dodgers hitting coach Don Mattingly said this afternoon the Nationals have asked Los Angeles general manager Ned Colletti for permission to speak to Mattingly about their managerial opening. The former Yankees first baseman has also spoken to the ...
Why would any team want Mattingly for a manager?
bases.nbcsports.com 10/25/2009 — It's long been assumed that he'd get the Dodgers' job once Joe Torre retired, but Don Mattingly is in demand and apparently could jump ship now. He's a leading candidate to take over for Eric Wedge in Cleveland and Jim...
Mattingly interviews with Tribe on phone
losangeles.dodgers.mlb.com 10/20/2009 — By Ken Gurnick / MLB.com 10/20/09 3:41 PM ET PHILADELPHIA -- Dodgers hitting coach Don Mattingly, presumably being groomed to take over when manager Joe Torre retires, has interviewed for the vacant Cleveland Indians manager's job and has been ...
Nats seek permission for Mattingly
dcprosportsreport.com 10/20/2009 — According to the Washington Times, the Washington Nationals have sought permission from the LA Dodgers to interview 1B Coach and former Yankee great Don Mattingly for the managerial opening in Washington.
Torre might manage in 2011
scoresreport.com 18 days ago — Photo from fOTOGLIF
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Joe Torre has one year remaining on his three-year, $13 million contract. It’s been expected that Torre would retire after next season, leaving the door open for Dodgers hitting coach Don Mattingly to take his place. Torre will turn 70 ...
Riggleman could stay with Nationals
washingtontimes.com 21 days ago — Ben Goessling and Mark Zuckerman The Washington Nationals are expected to name their manager in the next week, and after Don Mattingly removed himself from consideration, it appears Jim Riggleman has an inside track toward retaining the job he held on ...
Mattingly in hunt for managing jobs
nypost.com 10/23/2009 — PHILADELPHIA -- If you think Don Mattingly looks strange in Dodgers blue, how about with Chief Wahoo on his cap or in Nationals' red?
The Yankees great is a hot name in the managerial market. Mattingly had a phone interview with the Indians about t...
My Dodgers Top 200 "Prospect" Ranking
truebluela.com 20 days ago —
Welcome to the most comprehensive analysis of the Dodgers minor league system. For the next few months, I am going to provide a summary of every player in the Dodgers minor league system who meets the following qualifications: (1) ...
Mattingly Swats The Nats —
Bleacher Report - MLB 22 days ago
NBC 4 in Washington D.C. is reporting the Don Mattingly, bench coach for the L.A. Dodgers, has decided not to interview for the vacant Nationals head coaching spot.
Honestly I'm not surprised. When I first heard that Mattingly was a candidate for ...
Knorr to manage Harrisburg Senators —
Nationals Journal 22 days ago
Randy Knorr will be the next manager of Double-A Harrisburg Senators, replacing John Stearns. From the Nationals' Web site: Knorr spent last season as the [Nationals'] bullpen coach, but [general manager Mike] Rizzo and [interim manager Jim] Riggleman ...
