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OT: The Toronto Blue Jays

Fire Atkins, and Fire Schneider, but it changes nothing.

If you read the subtext of the Atkins/Schneider whodunnit regarding the 47 pitch pull in game 2, the answer is pretty obvious. Everyone is just reading off of an organizational cheat sheet for every decision they make. Shapiro doesn't have to tell Atkins to tell Schneider to pull Berrios, because the organization provides the data they want to base decisions off of to Schneider already and he has a choice to make and it's choosing to listen to the program and keep his job, or not.

These are all Shapiro's outlooks on how to run a team, everyone else is just a varying level of coffee getter painting by numbers according to the manual. Gibby apparently talks about it in his book. Nothing changes until Shapiro is fired, it will just be a new face eating shit for Shapiro's philosophies as they fail.
 
Fire Atkins, and Fire Schneider, but it changes nothing.

If you read the subtext of the Atkins/Schneider whodunnit regarding the 47 pitch pull in game 2, the answer is pretty obvious. Everyone is just reading off of an organizational cheat sheet for every decision they make. Shapiro doesn't have to tell Atkins to tell Schneider to pull Berrios, because the organization provides the data they want to base decisions off of to Schneider already and he has a choice to make and it's choosing to listen to the program and keep his job, or not.

These are all Shapiro's outlooks on how to run a team, everyone else is just a varying level of coffee getter painting by numbers according to the manual. Gibby apparently talks about it in his book. Nothing changes until Shapiro is fired, it will just be a new face eating shit for Shapiro's philosophies as they fail.
Yep. The main advantage of firing Atkins is that it probably brings Shapiro closer to his end. Delay it by a few years and it just buys him extra time.
 
Anyway, in some positive news, Tiedemann named AZ Fall league pitcher of the week:

 
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