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05-23-08 11:21 PM #1
Willie Randolph (how would you feel if he came back? - mod)
Willie Randolph was, from what I remember, a great 3B coach for us in the dynasty years.
It appears that, in the eyes of many Mets fans, that he will be fired before the end of June if he does not completely turn the team around.
My question is this: How would you feel having Willie back as the 3B coach and firing Meecham?Chuck Norris once took a piss in someone's gas tank. That car is known today as Optimus Prime.
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05-23-08 11:27 PM #2
Re: Willie Randolph
What an awful thing to do. Meacham hasn't really done anything wrong and we'll just have to agree to disagree about how "great" Wave-'em-in Willie was as a third base coach here.
Originally Posted by TheInfallibleOne
Rocking that "arrogant Yankee fan" attitude.
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05-23-08 11:28 PM #3NYYF Legend

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Re: Willie Randolph
His nickname was "Windmill Willie." I think I would prefer Pena at 3B, but I don't think Meacham is going anywhere.
Fire Cashman and Girardi yesterday!
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05-23-08 11:32 PM #4Addicted Member
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Re: Willie Randolph
yes...
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05-23-08 11:40 PM #5
Re: Willie Randolph
Bad idea IMO because the second Girardi falters people will be saying he should be replaced with Willy.
Originally Posted by TheInfallibleOne
If you listen to the fans you’ll be sitting with them soon enough.- Brian Cashman
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05-23-08 11:48 PM #6
Re: Willie Randolph
I like Willie a lot, but I don't think that would happen. Meecham has made one or two questionable calls, but nothing worth loosing his job thus far.

"You give 100 percent in the first half of the game, and if that isn't enough in the second half you give what's left. " Yogi Berra
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05-24-08 12:47 AM #7
Re: Willie Randolph
A couple of games ago Pena was at 3B, what was that all about?
Originally Posted by hellonewman
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05-24-08 07:48 AM #8
Re: Willie Randolph
Meacham was at his kid's HS graduation...
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05-24-08 08:05 AM #9
Re: Willie Randolph
Horrible, Horrible Idea.
Not only has Meacham done nothing wrong, but he is Girardi's "guy." Firing him is a slap in the face to Girardi; he sure does not need that now.Oh man....
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05-24-08 10:17 AM #10NYYF Legend

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Re: Willie Randolph
What has Meecham done to get fired?
“I may not have been the best Yankee to put on the pinstripes, but I am the proudest.”
- Billy Martin
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05-24-08 10:25 AM #11
Re: Willie Randolph
Willie wasn't exactly a great 3B coach, this is not happening.
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05-24-08 12:56 PM #12
Re: Willie Randolph
There's no way you could legitimize bringing Willie back as anything but for nostalgia. We don't need him.
2011 = #28
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05-25-08 01:18 AM #13
Re: Willie Randolph
People are mad at Meacham? News to me.
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05-25-08 01:29 AM #14Released Outright
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Re: Willie Randolph
I had a Willie Randolph Yankees poster on my wall as a kid. I will always think fondly on Willie and hope things work out well for him. If the Mets get rid of him, I could see him rejoining Torre in some way. However, staying in the National League might be tough.
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05-25-08 08:51 AM #15Member
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Re: Willie Randolph
Does anyone think he has a chance of surviving his meeting with Wilpon?
I'm not putting my name on the line for something that doesn't work.
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05-25-08 08:53 AM #16NYYF Triple Crown

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Re: Willie Randolph
If they win again on Sunday, I think Willie will still be the Mets manager Monday night. Provided nothing he says nothing stupid to the media today.
Originally Posted by Guiseppe Franco
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05-25-08 01:43 PM #17
Re: Willie Randolph
He also played a little 2b for us.
Originally Posted by TheInfallibleOne
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05-25-08 06:05 PM #18
Re: Willie Randolph
Look in the mirror and not see Larry Bowa.
Originally Posted by BillBuckner
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05-25-08 11:19 PM #19
Re: Willie Randolph
Willie Randolph should be enshrined into the Hall of Fame as the 3rd base coach that holds the record of having runners thrown out at the plate.
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05-26-08 11:42 PM #20
Re: Willie Randolph
Maybe we should try to get Send-Em-Home Sojo back instead ...
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05-27-08 05:21 PM #21
Re: Willie Randolph
As much as I liked Willie (a great deal), I agree. Anything that could be perceived as undermining JoeG should be avoided.
Originally Posted by hardrain
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05-27-08 05:28 PM #22
Re: Willie Randolph
Oh, just a little. The guy always seem to be the one to keep a rally alive. Money ballplayer if there ever was one.
Originally Posted by Yankees Empire
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05-27-08 05:37 PM #23
Re: Willie Randolph
Firing Girardi's boy would be an awesome way to keep a solid relationship between ownership and the manager.
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05-27-08 05:55 PM #24NYYF Cy Young

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Re: Willie Randolph
Well, being that the Yankees are 21st in mlb in runs scored, apparantly he hasn't had very much to do. j/k
Originally Posted by BillBuckner
Never let the fear of striking out get in your way. - Babe Ruth
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06-01-08 10:12 PM #25
Re: Willie Randolph (how would you feel if he came back? - mod)
I can't get too excited with what Meacham brings to the team. He has had a couple questionable moments but not enough for me to care yet.
I do think they miss Bowa - he brought a lot more than being a third base coach, and a good one at that. You would see him on the bench seek out players and get on them or yell on the field, etc...Him and Torre did the good cop ,bad cop routine well.
I wouldn't go out of my way to get Willie back though.
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