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Now here are your hosts, Brock Eeward and Mike Saul Talked a lot on Friday about Scott Service managers in general in today's

version of baseball and what happens when you decide to move on from a

manager. One thing that can happen when you decide not to or when you allow a manager to

keep doing their job even when things aren't going right is it might force leaders to step up.

And that could very well be what we saw this weekend.

Managers can't hit the ball, managers can't throw the ball,

managers can't catch the ball,

they can try to put you in the best positions to succeed, but they can't do it all for you.

And we hear from every player, from every coach, from every manager, that the best teams are

led by the players themselves, that the coach or manager gives them the space

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