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The interview itself was (to paraphrase John Nance Garner's view of the vice-presidency) “not worth a bucket of warm spit". Tito essentially did the 'mea culpa' routine—setting himself up for the coming interviews for open managerial spots. The one quote that did resonate was:
"I saw a lot of guys expending energy on things we couldn't control."
READ: A few jerks in the clubhouse (likely mostly starting pitchers) cost me my job. Hey, at least Manny is a decent soul! (EDITOR'S NOTE: insert heavy sarcasm here).