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mlb.mlb.com - 19 days ago

Mattingly not interviewing with Nationals

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By Alden Gonzalez and Ken Gurnick / MLB.com 11/03/09 8:25 PM EST 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 that ...

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thenatsblog.com - 21 days ago

National Embarrassment Part 2?

— thenatsblog.com — Whether you consider it irony or tragedy, Redskins season has come in Washington and has given D.C. sports fans no solace from the bad taste of 100 loss baseball. From as early as April of the 2009 Nationals season, the cries echoed throughout Washington ... (more) National Embarrassment Part 2?

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washingtontimes.com - 19 days ago

Mattingly out of the running

— washingtontimes.com — The 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 an interim basis during the second half of ... (more) Mattingly out of the running

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washingtontimes.com - 18 days ago

Riggleman could stay with Nationals

— washingtontimes.com — 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 ... (more) Riggleman could stay with Nationals

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MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com:  Odds & Ends: Orioles, Rangers, Nationals

MLB - Sports Rumors - Yahoo! Sports:  Don Mattingly passes on managerial interview with Washington Nationals

Circling The Bases:  Don Mattingly says no thanks to the Nationals. And he may regret it one day.

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can u blame him? RT @JonathanGrella: Booooo RT @Nationals: nationals.com >> Mattingly not interviewing with Nationals http://bit.ly/3vz0vz 18 days ago

Damn, I was really hoping for it... RT @Nationals Mattingly not interviewing with Nationals: http://bit.ly/3vz0vz. 18 days ago

Nats' new manager won't be Mattingly http://bit.ly/3vz0vz 19 days ago

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Odds & Ends: Orioles, Rangers, Nationals
MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com — Let us entertain you between World Series games... Pitcher Rich Hill, outfielder Jeff Fiorentino and catcher Guillermo Rodriguez all rejected a minor league assignment by the Orioles and elected free agency instead. Alfredo Simon, who was also removed from the 40-man roster last week, accepted an assignment to Triple-A ...

Don Mattingly passes on managerial interview with Washington Nationals
MLB - Sports Rumors - Yahoo! Sports — Former New York Yankees first baseman Don Mattingly really, really wants to be a manager in the big leagues, but he apparently doesn't want to do it for the Washington Nationals. Rumor has it that Mattingly turned down an offer to interview with the team and help turn it around, according to MLB.com. There is apparently some belief that this indicates that Mattingly and his current employer, the Los Angeles Dodgers, are formalizing some kind of plan for hitting coach Mattingly to take over for Joe Torre when Torre finally decides to call it quits. Meanwhile, the Nats apparently want to name a new manager within the week. Interim manager Jim Riggleman is a ...

Don Mattingly says no thanks to the Nationals. And he may regret it one day.
Circling The Bases — [image] 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 Torre's successor. I'd like to see Mattingly get the Dodgers' job, but these heir-apparent situations can be dicey. When an opening happens, teams like to -- and should -- consider all of the available options rather than lock themselves into a situation beforehand. What if Mattingly -- or even his patron, Joe Torre -- falls into disgrace before the end of next year? What if some other, amazing candidate reveals himself in the meantime? The ...