10/07: Steinbrenner: Torre's Job on the Line
From
Ian O'Connor:
"His job is on the line," the Yankees' owner said in a phone interview. "I think we're paying him a lot of money. He's the highest-paid manager in baseball, so I don't think we'd take him back if we don't win this series." ...
"He's been good for us over the years," Steinbrenner acknowledged.
Via
Peter Abraham.
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James wrote:
The only reason Cashman may have earned himself a reprieve is probably because of the resurgence of the baby bombers and the emergence of Joba/Hughes/IPK...but next year, if they are being threatened with an early exit, his job will be similarly on the line.