This Wednesday, the Colorado Rockies hired Walt Weiss to manage their team. It's his first opportunity to coach a MLB team and he's inheriting a team who earned the third worst record in Major League Baseball. Looks like he'll have his work cut out for him.
But if I know Weiss, he'll find a way to make it work. That's what he did in Oakland for six seasons. Weiss was never considered a super star in the Bay Area, but he was respected for his strong defensive play.
In 1988, he won the American League Rookie of the Year Award and a year later he helped the Oakland Athletics bring home a World Series title.
Sadly, there are only two cards in my collection that are worth showing:

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But if I know Weiss, he'll find a way to make it work. That's what he did in Oakland for six seasons. Weiss was never considered a super star in the Bay Area, but he was respected for his strong defensive play.
In 1988, he won the American League Rookie of the Year Award and a year later he helped the Oakland Athletics bring home a World Series title.
Sadly, there are only two cards in my collection that are worth showing:
One day I hope to add one of his mid 2000's autographed cards of him in his A's uniform. However... for one reason or another they seem to command a decent dime.
Congratulations Walt on becoming the 6th manager in Rockies' franchise history. I wish you the best of luck unless of course you're playing the A's or Padres.
The rest of y'all... happy Friday and sayonara!
Congratulations Walt on becoming the 6th manager in Rockies' franchise history. I wish you the best of luck unless of course you're playing the A's or Padres.
The rest of y'all... happy Friday and sayonara!
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