Is There Anything Cecil Cooper Can't Screw Up?

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root4thegoodguys root4thegoodguys posted 7/9/2008 from www.dome-dogs.com [flag]
Reliever usage is one of the few actually impactful decisions a manager makes for his team. Like just about everything in his job description, Cecil Cooper has botched this one too -- poor Doug Brocail. [link]
Is There Anything Cecil Cooper Can't Screw Up?

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