Mariano Duncan to Manage Orix?
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Mariano Duncan to Manage Orix?
Will Mariano Duncan be the new Orix Buffaloes Manager?
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Re: Mariano Duncan to Manage Orix?
[ Author: Guest: Mike Perez | Posted: Sep 28, 2006 10:16 PM
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Where do you read about that?
Re: Mariano Duncan to Manage Orix?
[ Author: Guest: JR | Posted: Sep 28, 2006 10:23 PM
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Do you have a link for this rumor? It's surprising, considering Duncan performed pretty poorly while here, if memory serves me correctly.
Re: Mariano Duncan to Manage Orix?
[ Author: Guest: Dylan | Posted: Sep 28, 2006 10:41 PM
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Mariano Duncan is the first base coach for the Dodgers.
There's mention of it in the "Flash" currently at the top of Japan Baseball Daily.
[The Flash will most likely disappear soon.So look for more details in the September 26th Pacific League Report when it's posted. - Sep. 29: There was no follow up.]
There's mention of it in the "Flash" currently at the top of Japan Baseball Daily.
[The Flash will most likely disappear soon.
Re: Mariano Duncan to Manage Orix?
[ Author: westbaystars | Posted: Sep 28, 2006 10:50 PM
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Today's (September 28, 2006) Nikkan Sports proclaims the headline that Nakamura-kantoku has been fired and that former Angels' manager Terry Collins is the top person in line for the job.
At the end of the article, they also mention that former Swallow and Buffaloe Charlie Manuel (1967-1981; .303, 189 HRs, 491 RBIs) is also on the list.
There was no mention of Duncan.
At the end of the article, they also mention that former Swallow and Buffaloe Charlie Manuel (1967-1981; .303, 189 HRs, 491 RBIs) is also on the list.
There was no mention of Duncan.
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