redreporter.com - 4/25/2008
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Al Behrman/AP
New Reds General Manager Walt Jocketty spent 13 seasons as the GM of the St. Louis Cardinals. During his tenure the Cardinals went from a team that hadn't been to the playoffs in 7 years to a team that won the division in his second season and went to the playoffs in 6 of the last 9 years. Regardless of what your perception is of his skill level, it's hard to ...
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Redleg Nation —
... Red Reporter has a nice profile on new GM Walt Jocketty, largely build on a chapter from the Hardball Times 2006 Annual. It makes me feel pretty comfortable about the hire, actually. ...
Jocketty Revealed
Cincinnati Reds Blog —
I was planning to write a piece on Walt Jocketty, but "Slyde" at Red Reporter has already done it. So go read this.
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