The marlins might not bring back Mckeon for 2006. Loria probably wants someone younger, and his first choice is Joe Giraldi. here is the link

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/baseball...0p-294707c.html

Any feed back?

It's been speculated that Jack doesn't want to come back too.

 

I would assume you're right. Girardi is Loria's top choice and Davey Johnson, Beinfest's.

Girardi would be an excellent choice if we could get him.

A bit early, but the writers job is to review the head job positions of the teams heading into the offseason.

 

The best thing would be for Jack to ride off in the sunset as 2-time WS Winner with the team carrying him off the field at The Fens, The Bronx, The Cell, The Big A, McAfee, etc. after a game 6 or 7 victory.

 

My choice would be for Lou Pinella to take a drive down I-75 and come here, but Joe Girardi would be OK.

I wouldn't mind having McKeon back, should be his choice

Make it his choice for sure, has done great things for this franchise.

I prefer Tony Pena.

Jack at this point is the only manager to lead the team to 3 winning seasons.

 

Whatever he wants to do, I'm cool with.

I think that unless the Marlins win the WS Jack is as good as gone, Ive been saying that since the beginning of the year. If the Marlins do win the WS the right thing to do is bring Jack back to defend his title. If the Marlins dont win the WS I def. envision the Marlins having a new manager. I do wish Jack the best and he will leave the organization as the winningest manager and best winning % amongst all Marlins Managers, no matter what happens.

its up to Jack. i think if we make it to the playoffs he will be back. if not he will stay with the team somehow in the front office

If we make the playoffs and do well, Jack will be back.

I prefer Tony Pena.

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Ditto :thumbup He seems to be like the most perfect fit. I want him no matter what though.

I would prefer to keep Jack. If not, Lou Pinella or Davey Johnson would be good.

it would be extremely hard to let jack go if he won this year, again.