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It appeared to be an important meeting, considering many thought Zambrano's controversial ... who at that point had left as manager of the Chicago White Sox to become the Marlins' manager. "When they went to talk, I told Carlos, 'Listen, he's ...  
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Have any of you watched MLB Network's Clubhouse Confidential? If there is a baseball show on that network to watch, it is that one. It is an analytics based show using advanced stats to tell stories and analyze the game, just the sort of thing we here at Fish Stripes really enjoy. Furthermore, it is hosted by former ESPN broadcaster Brian Kenny, who is well known for being saber-friendly and more than interested in the numbers...  
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#ozzieguillen While he waits for the Miami Marlins to report to spring training, new manager Ozzie Guillen still has some time to take to Twitter to discuss the NBA. For instance, he is tired of hearing the constant criticism of LeBron James: More »  
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New Chicago White Sox manager Robin Ventura recounts a conversation he had with predecessor Ozzie Guillen in an interview in this month's ESPN the Magazine. Asked if he'd spoken to Guillen since being named Sox manager last October, Ventura said ...  
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The enlightening and irascible Mitchel Lichtman -- that's MGL to you -- did a spot on Clubhouse Confidential yesterday ... Your browser does not support iframes. Miami Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen found this appearance most enlightening!  
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