Manuel motivating Mets

newyorkmetsdaily posted 7/21/2008 from newyorkmetsdaily.com [flag]

Let there be no confusion who’s who, Jerry – not Charlie – Manuel is the manager of the New York Mets. Albeit, the word “interim” precedes his title as manager, Jerry Manuel pays no mind to that. His eye is on Tuesday night when the first-place Philadelphia Phillies led by Charlie Manuel arrive at Shea Stadium to play the first-place New York Mets. [link]

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