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Often Debated Topic 3

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Im not sure I understand the question. Obviously, a manager is important. Otherwise, theyd give fans a turn to manage. However, I think how the manager fits the team is the most important quality. Jim Leyland was always a good manager when he had teams with good veteran players. However, when he was managing a young team, he didnt know what to do. Sometimes a team needs a manager to fire the team up, sometimes a team needs the manager to loosen up on the players.

Ross has a very valid point about the manager having to match the team he is in charge of. However, if you have a manager that cannot manage his personnel properly, or be able to make crucial decisions at the appropriate times, the team will be unable to succeed. Even the best group of players need someone to keep them on the right track.

A good manager is needed to complete a good team. Players can't do it by themselves, they need someone out there who can make sure everything runs well, and that the players do not bring off the field problems onto the field...

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