Re: Aramis Ramirez has 7 RBI through 4
I don't recall a title those years so who cares. He always had nagging inuries, because he is lazy and didn't condition himself, which limited his play. He could have been even better those years. I can see right though a guy like this. He had talent around him during those years, so by showing his true colors when they needed him the most, I know he isn't worth what they or others will give him. He doesn't care about winning, he cares about his stats and how much bank he will get. He was like that in Pittsburgh, and nothing has changed that I can see.
If we get a real manager who can do his thing, then I would think he could be valuable. Otherwise with no accountability he will be useless. Imangine how much better he would be if someone lit a fire under his ***. That doesn't mean you need a screamer as a manager, but accountability is the key. There isn't any now under this joke of a manager, and under this disgrace of an organization. Clearly the worst in professional sports, now that the Clippers made the playoffs last year.
I don't recall a title those years so who cares. He always had nagging inuries, because he is lazy and didn't condition himself, which limited his play. He could have been even better those years. I can see right though a guy like this. He had talent around him during those years, so by showing his true colors when they needed him the most, I know he isn't worth what they or others will give him. He doesn't care about winning, he cares about his stats and how much bank he will get. He was like that in Pittsburgh, and nothing has changed that I can see.
If we get a real manager who can do his thing, then I would think he could be valuable. Otherwise with no accountability he will be useless. Imangine how much better he would be if someone lit a fire under his ***. That doesn't mean you need a screamer as a manager, but accountability is the key. There isn't any now under this joke of a manager, and under this disgrace of an organization. Clearly the worst in professional sports, now that the Clippers made the playoffs last year.
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