A.J. Hinch to Boston?

[UCFKNIGHT]

The Red Sox just fired Alex Cora and almost all of his coaching staff. Chad Tracy has been promoted for Worcester to Boston as interim manager. John Henry and the Fenway Group definitely have the money to convince Hinch to leave the Tigers.

[Motor City Sonics]

14 minutes ago, UCFKNIGHT said:

The Red Sox just fired Alex Cora and almost all of his coaching staff. Chad Tracy has been promoted for Worcester to Boston as interim manager. John Henry and the Fenway Group definitely have the money to convince Hinch to leave the Tigers.

Wow, that didn't take long.   

 

 

[IdahoBert]

I guess money is the only consideration ever and always to some people … I don’t know if it is to Hinch. 

[Tenacious D]

He’s under contract.  Next?

[holygoat]

13 minutes ago, Tenacious D said:

He’s under contract.  Next?

Yeah, he literally just signed an extension last year. I don't know who the BoSox are gonna replace Cora with, but I know it's not gonna be AJ Hinch.

[Motor City Sonics]

9 hours ago, holygoat said:

Yeah, he literally just signed an extension last year. I don't know who the BoSox are gonna replace Cora with, but I know it's not gonna be AJ Hinch.

They're gonna replace him with Chad Tracy, who will get them playing better and get an extention.   Like Don Kelly. 

[chasfh]

12 hours ago, UCFKNIGHT said:

The Red Sox just fired Alex Cora and almost all of his coaching staff. Chad Tracy has been promoted for Worcester to Boston as interim manager. John Henry and the Fenway Group definitely have the money to convince Hinch to leave the Tigers.

Are you more like afraid A.J. Is going to quit his multi-year contract and leave his two-time playoff team well into fulfilling its plans to become a perennial contender, with some of the best young players in the game due to join the roster in the next few years? Or are you more like hoping A.J. is going to leave?

Edited 6 hours ago by chasfh

[Hongbit]

I heard that John Henry is also planning on buying Kevin McGonigle from the Tigers.  Apparently he has that much money that he can convince the Tigers to sell him for cash.

[gehringer_2]

14 hours ago, holygoat said:

Yeah, he literally just signed an extension last year. I don't know who the BoSox are gonna replace Cora with, but I know it's not gonna be AJ Hinch.

There is no reason to think Hinch wants to go anywhere, but the truth is that if he did, it wouldn't do much good to try to hold him to his contract and have him sit around without his heart in his job. Contracts on that kind of talent - artistic talent if you will, are of pretty limited value if they really want out. Another game would be the Sox (e.g.) could offer a title bump - "manager/GM" for example, for which there is probably an out in most managerial contracts - didn't we get Harris that way in fact?

Edited 3 hours ago by gehringer_2

[Motown Bombers]

2 minutes ago, gehringer_2 said:

There is no reason to think Hinch wants to go anywhere, but the truth is that if he did, it wouldn't do much good to try to hold him to his contract and have him sit around without his heart in his job. Contracts on that kind of talent - artistic talent if you will, are of pretty limited value if they really want out. Another game would be the Sox (e.g.) could offer a title bump - "manager/GM" for example, for which there is probably an out in most managerial contracts.

Or they could just trade Hinch. 

[Sports_Freak]

I have nightmares about starting ridiculous and asinine threads like this.

[Tiger337]

8 minutes ago, Motown Bombers said:

Or they could just trade Hinch. 

HINCH AND FLARRITY FOR ABREU AND CROCHETT

[chasfh]

59 minutes ago, gehringer_2 said:

There is no reason to think Hinch wants to go anywhere, but the truth is that if he did, it wouldn't do much good to try to hold him to his contract and have him sit around without his heart in his job. Contracts on that kind of talent - artistic talent if you will, are of pretty limited value if they really want out. Another game would be the Sox (e.g.) could offer a title bump - "manager/GM" for example, for which there is probably an out in most managerial contracts - didn't we get Harris that way in fact?

I'm going to go out on a limb and just declare that Hinch's heart is in his job here.