Phillies shake up

[JuTMSY4]

http://www.csnphilly.com/baseball-ph...till-president

Bill Giles from Chairman to "Chairman emeritus"

David Montgomery from President to Chairman

Pat Gillick from Interim President to President

At least Gillick can watch RAJ...that's something, right?

[Loki]

While other teams are placing dorkametricians

into the upper echelons of their clubs, the Phillies stick with old guard.


I guess we'll see how that works out.

[rothdawg]

It was apparent Gillick was calling shots after the Rollins and Byrd trades (which the Phillies did well with). He'll hire his GM after this year (probably Frank Wren) and then he'll step back.

[D Leff]

It was apparent Gillick was calling shots after the Rollins and Byrd trades (which the Phillies did well with). He'll hire his GM after this year (probably Frank Wren) and then he'll step back.

Yep, this is what I was hoping/thinking... Hopefully the healing has begun. I won't feel good about it until RAJ is gone though.

[rothdawg]

Yeah I hear you, but as long as Gillick has final say on all trades this year I don't even care that RAJ is here. They're going to be the worst team in baseball regardless, the GM job will be more enticing to a good candidate next offseason (1st pick, more payroll flexibility, ect).

[Sect 236]

They might become the first team to ever be no hit more than twice in one season. It's going to be rough.

However, most of the top prospects will start or make their way to Reading this year (knock on wood) so I'm excited to get out there and see these guys more in person.

If they can get this farm system slightly respectable, it's not that horrible of a job to step in to as Roth said.

[D Leff]

However, most of the top prospects will start or make their way to Reading this year (knock on wood) so I'm excited to get out there and see these guys more in person.

Agreed, will be spending more time at FirstEnergy this year than CBP.

[nerd]

They might become the first team to ever be no hit more than twice in one season. It's going to be rough.

However, most of the top prospects will start or make their way to Reading this year (knock on wood) so I'm excited to get out there and see these guys more in person.

If they can get this farm system slightly respectable, it's not that horrible of a job to step in to as Roth said.

Honestly...if gillick is in charge...ill deal with the growing pains. Hes a hall of fame gm...he just knows baseball. It will be hard to watch but ill still watch them when I can (being in pitt now ill have to get the mlb network)