He will clearly be loyal to Girardi and not the Marlins but do they have him under contract?

Perry Hill will be the only one to stay if any. That is just my guy feeling.

kranitz will be a bigger loss than girardi.

If Rick Kranitz goes, then i say bring back Mark Wiley so he can turn

Dontrelle into a 20 game winner again.

I heard somewhere, but it wasn't a caller to a radio talkshow but rather either a host or a guest, saying they expected at the minimum Presley, Arsenault and Hill would remain.

 

I would imgaine the only reason Hill doesn't return is for personal reasons but having Jim Presley return working with hitters for another year, would be a good thing.

Hill is only surefire lock, but I'd guess a few more would stay on. Girardi and Co. relationship with Perry is another solid reason not to miss him. There's a coach with palpable effect on the field of play and possibly the best fielding coach in the league.

Of all the coaches, I'd be surprised the most to see Kranitz return.

 

I don't recall Beinfest's exact word choice, but when asked about the staff he said something to the extent of that they're taking it position by position and that they already have targeted internal and external options for their first spot...heavily suggestive of the Wiley/Rosey situation.

 

And yeah, Hill's a virtual lock, the only way he's not back is if he asks not to come back.

Arsenault for pitchin coach?

Rojas for third probably

If Kranitz doesn't come back then I would love to see Wiley back he did well in 2005 and Presley did fine with us too. Perry Hill is a lock like stated but the things with his wife kinda put his future in a toss up as to where HE wants to come back to coach.

Kranitz was a Cubs guy, i'd be surprised if he didn't end up there again. He was Girardi's pick too, so I would assume he's SOL.

Perry Hill will be back unless he decides he doesnt want to be in baseball for whatever reason next year.

 

His loyalty was never to Girardi but to the organization. I'm not ever sure if Girardi wanted Hill on his staff, though its possible he did.

i remember reading somewhere that perry hill didnt get along much with joe... perry hill must be back next year the team needs him... the rest of the coaches can go follow joe....

Kranitz did his job, now our rooks can handle the rest. We just need someone to steer them.

Of all the coaches, I'd be surprised the most to see Kranitz return.

I'd say Gary Tuck would surprise me quite a bit!

Of all the coaches, I'd be surprised the most to see Kranitz return.

I'd say Gary Tuck would surprise me quite a bit!

 

Point taken.

It very well may be that Kranitz goes with Joe if Joe winds up in Chicago but let's also remember the Cubs had 22 years to pull the string and call Kranitz up to the bigs and never did.

I found this on the Marlins website in the article "Gonzalez tabbed to replace Girardi"

 

As for Gonzalez's staff, he plans on having discussions with three of the coaches with Marlins this past season. Hitting coach Jim Presley, pitching coach Rick Kranitz and infield coach Perry Hill will be considered to return.

 

Not expected back are bench coach Gary Tuck, third base coach Bobby Meacham and bullpen coach Mike Harkey.

 

The team also is considering some coaches from within the organization being promoted to the big-league level.

 

A possible bench coach candidate is Pat Corrales, who is not returning as the Braves bench coach.

 

http://florida.marlins.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/...sp&c_id=fla

I found this on the Marlins website in the article "Gonzalez tabbed to replace Girardi"

 

As for Gonzalez's staff, he plans on having discussions with three of the coaches with Marlins this past season. Hitting coach Jim Presley, pitching coach Rick Kranitz and infield coach Perry Hill will be considered to return.

 

Not expected back are bench coach Gary Tuck, third base coach Bobby Meacham and bullpen coach Mike Harkey.

 

The team also is considering some coaches from within the organization being promoted to the big-league level.

 

A possible bench coach candidate is Pat Corrales, who is not returning as the Braves bench coach.

 

http://florida.marlins.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/...sp&c_id=fla

 

I would be surprised to see Presley or Kranitz return. The Beinfest / Girardi rift started over the coaches and now Beinfest will keep the coaches he resisted hiring? I don't see it happening.

I hope they keep Presley and Kranitz. I thought they did a good job.

I really wonder about Perry Hill. Not that there's any doubt they want him back but will he want to because of his personal situation.

I hope that Perry's situation works out and allows him to return. He's a masterful coach, and all signs point to a perception that he is a good guy.

I have heard from more than one place that Perry Hill is gone after this year.

 

So I doubt he is the only surefire lock, or a lock of any kind for that matter.

Corrales is an awsome bench coach for a rookie manager. He's being around forever and has worked along side Cox for his entire Dynasty run with the Braves. One of the positve factors in this hiring is that now, the manager can be interviewed by latin sport shows like Descarga deportiva, and la republica deportiva. This team has the potential to become latin america's team.

Admin Rothschild got fired with the Dusty Baker crew, I'm sure he and Fredi were in the organization together back in the day... he might be a candidate for pitching coach.