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Bob Sacamano 310
But…but who will catch Jon Lester?!?!
swanhenge
Ha, too funny. As a Bosox fan, I thought it was kinda weird that Ross trailed Lester to Chicago. I suppose Jon will need to find a new caddy.
Ross seems like a good dude, though. He’s pretty well thought of throughout the game.
thebare54
By next year he will learn to throw to 1st base so Scwaber and Contraras will be the future of the shuffling Cubs get used to players not being bored with one position. That the new trend in baseball we’ll call it the Zoberst affect or the Maddon madness / it works
RedsNut1967
Or, if you’re old enough to remember, like me,Casey’s Cause, as in Casey Candell.( I think that’s how it was spelled. It’s been a while.) Another note about Casey : His mom, who played softball, was the one who taught him. Not dad.
gobraves46
How long do you think it will take for him to become a manager? I’d give it a year at most…
DannyQ3913
I thought the same thing
jd396
Kind of reminds me of Henry Blanco.
legit1213
Reminds me of “the dude” in Big Lebowski.
He’s a solid compliment to any team, that has Jon Lester on it.
jacobyrush25
One of those guys that you’ve gotta thing stands a good chance at a managerial gig down the road if that’s something he decides to pursue.
timyanks
if he retires after this season he won’t play in 2016
stl_cards16 2
2016 is “this season” now. That’s why anyone that was only under contract through 2015, is now a free agent. The 2015 season is over.
Jeff Todd
Not sure it’s much worth discussing the semantics, but I tweaked it.
kenster73
His bat retired last year
bravesred 2
Actually, his bat retired after he left Atlanta.
Alan 3
Ross is a class act, guys. No reason to knock him. It will take some time and experience for him to become a manager, but I’m betting he gets a coaching job as soon as he wants it. Good chance it will be with the Cubs. Probably start out as a team’s catching coach and move up to a bench coach job before he gets a manager job.
Dan LeBlanc
Premonition…David Ross retires and is instantly offered 20 different bench-coach jobs….
TJECK109
At this point the Dodgers might still be looking for a manager when he retires
bruinsfan94 2
He played for Boston down the stretch in 08 too. What a great guy. I bet he will be coaching once his kids get older.
thebare54
There his coaching future
thebare54
Thanks Ross you where better than I gave you credit for you can’t hit . And we gave up the best combo lefty – righty with Wellington and Montereo . Your Defense was out standing and good man for the kids to see your excitement. Every game for a gimpy old man. But come July Wilson Contervas need to be there . Next year I can see a bullpen coaching job in your future w/Cubs maybe Manager in 3-4 years. For a American League team
RedsNut1967
Ross had a good run in Cincy. The one that REALLy got away,though, was Paul Konerko. He was in Cincinnati a short time, sadly .
chicubbies1
Must’ve been a slow news day. Winter meetings need to get here ASAP.