Pirates manager search: Farrell likely to stay with Series winn

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Pirates manager search: Farrell likely to stay with Series winner Thursday, November 01, 2007 By Paul Meyer, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette The Pirates likely won't have an announcement concerning their new manager tomorrow. It also seems that whenever they do make that announcement it won't involve John Farrell. Farrell, the Boston pitching coach who probably is -- or was -- high on Pirates general manager Neal Huntington's interview list, is said to be strongly leaning toward remaining with the Red Sox. Farrell, who succeeded Huntington as Cleveland's minor-league director six years ago, joined the Red Sox just last winter, and it's believed he would prefer to stay in Boston rather than leave after one season. The Red Sox, who paid Farrell an estimated $350,000 in 2007, want him to stay and might sweeten his salary as an incentive. Huntington will interview Cleveland third base coach Joel Skinner today, according to a source. Skinner couldn't be reached for comment yesterday. Joey Cora, the Chicago White Sox bench coach, also is likely to be interview, probably in Florida. Cora lives in Miami; baseball's general manager meetings begin Monday in Orlando. Los Angeles Dodgers bench coach Dave Jauss' name has cropped up as a possible managerial candidate, but he did not return phone calls yesterday seeking confirmation. As has been his wont, Huntington was politely tight-lipped about the situation. "The process is ongoing," was all he said. Two coaches with ties to the Pirates, Class AAA Indianapolis manager Trent Jewett and John Russell, a former third base coach, are believed to have had interviews with Huntington. If the Pirates don't have a new manager by tomorrow, that announcement could be delayed until Nov. 12. "The general manager meetings could impact the process," Huntington said. Those meetings end Nov. 8. It is possible the Pirates could make at least one announcement within the next week. Huntington has focused a lot this week on hiring a scouting director and a minor-league director and could announce those decisions from Orlando. First published on November 1, 2007 at 12:00 am http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/07305/830252-63.stm -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 140.136.97.36
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