NEW MLB RECORD

There's nothing wrong with that record.

A manager or coach who gets ejected is sticking up for his players. That is why the Braves have been so successful, it lights the fire and brings them together.


JMO.

A lot of that record is due to longevity. It would be interesting to see what coach was ejected the most in relationship to the number of games he coached.

You can support/back your team in a number of ways, knowing where that line is you can't cross is more impressive to me. A great coach knows that line and as a result gets his point across yet stays in the dugout to lead his team. Sometimes the "show them up" mentality works in the wrong direction.

I think it is a dubious distinction. Cox is alledgedly the best game tactition in the game and has denied his team of his service 133 times. Further, this is a man who has had some anger management problems in his past, including a domestic violence arrest. It is admirable to support your team but sometimes it is better to be around at the end of the game.

Do you really think Cox is not giving direction from the locker room ????


LOL

Now TR I realize he is still giving directions but you must admit that being in the dugout is a little different than in the lockerroom.

DELDAD

He is backing his players and still calling the shots---he does not need to be in the dugout for that

Rush out for your copy today!!

I won't recognize this record until Cox is drug tested...

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Originally posted by tychco:
I won't recognize this record until Cox is drug tested...

I have to tell you tychco, that way too funny.

Cox has worn out a lot of thumbs.

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Originally posted by deldad:
Now TR I realize he is still giving directions but you must admit that being in the dugout is a little different than in the lockerroom.

There's a good chance he's not even in the locker room....once you've been tossed that many times, you probably figure out just how far up the tunnel you have to go to be out of sight. Although, if you ever watch Braves games on TV, it'd probably be hard for him to stay quiet and not constantly root for his guys, so maybe he has to go to the clubhouse.

Look at the rage and the jacked up veins on his neck, definitely on something. Maybe he'll test positive for to much coffee.

From Dave's description, his skipper Type B Cox personality.

He's been ejected often. DK says he'd go to war for the team.

I don't know if any of you know Cox, but I hear his players would walk on water for him.