LOL! Keep trying, Enscheff.
So in your mind, the guys who fired Coppy are the same guys who hired AA and stripped Hart of power? According to your logical deduction skills, those are decisions made by the same people?
LOL! Keep trying, Enscheff.
I thought AA was Hart's choice?
I thought AA was Hart's choice?
I think it bears repeating that the Hart/Coppy tandem (even aside from the scandal) produced mediocre results. They did have an excellent draft in 2015, but the next two were not as good. They had a disastrous trade (Wood for Oliveira) and generally did not get good value when they traded away the guys from the 2014 team. We can thank our lucky stars for Dave Stewart and two unexpectedly valuable leftovers from the Wren era. The rebuild would be in very bad shape if not for Acuna, Albies and Inciarte.
Yes, I'm sure Hart decided to give up all power. He was like, "I immediately fired Coppy to save my own ass, but now? Now I'm just going to pass the torch to AA because I'm such a great guy".
Come on guys...
Hey, don't crap on my love for Wright you mean negi!!
I disagree with your assumption Hart fired Coppy because of analytics, but I agree that Coppy was definitely scapegoated to save Hart’s own skin.
I am curious who championed for AA at the end of the day. It doesn’t seem like a JS hire and I doubt it was Hart’s idea to hire someone to take over baseball ops.
I disagree with your assumption Hart fired Coppy because of analytics, but I agree that Coppy was definitely scapegoated to save Hart’s own skin.
I am curious who championed for AA at the end of the day. It doesn’t seem like a JS hire and I doubt it was Hart’s idea to hire someone to take over baseball ops.
If Coppy was a good ol' boy dinosaur living in the 90s, I bet any amount of money he wouldn't have been fired immediately like he was.
I think it bears repeating that the Hart/Coppy tandem (even aside from the scandal) produced mediocre results. They did have an excellent draft in 2015, but the next two were not as good. They had a disastrous trade (Wood for Oliveira) and generally did not get good value when they traded away the guys from the 2014 team. We can thank our lucky stars for Dave Stewart and two unexpectedly valuable leftovers from the Wren era. The rebuild would be in very bad shape if not for Acuna, Albies and Inciarte.
We've got ourselves a Jim Hendry fan, I see.
Nope. I didn't like Hendry either. Just don't like a lot of what I've read about AA. I don't think he's what the toxic atmosphere permeating the Braves front office needs.
Either McGuirk stepped up to the plate or there was an intervention from corporate.
Nope. I didn't like Hendry either. Just don't like a lot of what I've read about AA. I don't think he's what the toxic atmosphere permeating the Braves front office needs.
I think you're reading too much into the one quote comparing him to Coppy. I don't think we even knew exactly what that meant.