Following a disappointing 2012 season, the Miami Marlins have fired manager Ozzie Guillen along with most of the coaching staff and have begun the search for a new manager.
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The Miami Marlins have interviewed former Marlin Mike Redmond along with current Cincinnati Reds pitching coach Bryan Price and former MLB manager Larry Bowa for their managerial position opening.
The Miami Marlins are considering a number of candidates for the managerial position, many of whom have no previous managerial experience. The frontrunner is thought to be former Marlins catcher Mike Redmond, who interviewed last night.
The firing of Ozzie Guillen was a hasty affair, and it shows once again that, under Jeffery Loria's ownership, the Miami Marlins franchise are becoming one of the biggest jokes in professional sports.
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The Miami Marlins have fired manager Ozzie Guillen after just one disappointing 2012 season. The Marlins will begin their search for replacements for Guillen, who still has three years and $7.5 million left in his contract.
More mixed news comes from the Miami Marlins camp, as it seems Jeffrey Loria is still mulling decisions not only about manager Ozzie Guillen's future, but about the team's front office.
The Palm Beach Post reports that Miami Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria is not necessarily leaning towards firing manager Ozzie Guillen so much as team executives seem to be pressuring him to do so because of an "unprofessional" environment that he fostered.
The Miami Marlins are searching for new managerial candidates only one year after the team signed Ozzie Guillen for four years. The Marlins may improve in 2013, but it will be regression, not a replacement manager, that will be the cause.
Buster Olney of ESPN.com reports that the Miami Marlins are aggressively seeking a replacement for manager Ozzie Guillen following the team's worst season since 1999.
The Miami Marlins are mulling over the potential firing of manager Ozzie Guillen. Jon Paul Morosi thinks the move is necessary, but is Guillen being pinned for problems he could not solve as manager?
The Miami Marlins were previously rumored to be looking to fire president of baseball operations and architect of the 2012 team Larry Beinfest. Now it seems the Marlins are leaning towards replacing manager Ozzie Guillen instead.
