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Fire Clayton

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3 hours ago, pollythewog said:

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Preachiing to the choair, brother. He's the worst we've ever had. He makes me miss Donny, and that's saying a lot.

He seems like a nice guy, but he doesn't belong in the dugout. Sadly, they won't fire him because he'sjust following Daddy Dix's script.

It's what Cubs manager said after their 10 game losing streak,

"Somebody has got to step up and get a big hit in big spots,” manager Craig Counsell said. “There’s not much more to say after that. You’ve got to conduct a big league professional at-bat at some point. Those are the at-bats you should want during a game, those at-bats that can make a difference.

“And you’ve got to deliver. It’s a league of production. If you don’t deliver, then we’ll be talking about the same thing again.”

It's what Clayton said after Marlins' 10 game losing streak,

“It’s been a tough stretch,” Marlins manager Clayton McCullough said, “but watching the game play out, still guys were competing in the box and going like they normally do. We’re just not finding a way to kind of get over the hump here in certain moments.”

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