Rob Radford

Welcome to Baseball Isn't Boring.

Here's your host, Rob Radford.

All right, there's no human being on the planet I'd rather be talking to more than Tony Manzolino right now.

First of all, thank you so much.

And I'm just curious, and I'm always curious about

we all learn right throughout and you did such a good job with the Orioles and I'm just like so but now you come out of that look at you have a time to reflect of like what it what you thought it to be and then you what you what it was what was some of the things that you now that you reflect and say okay this is when I get this chance again this is how it's going to be which I didn't even realize it

I think you mentioned it after a couple weeks, but when did it feel like, by the time you finished, did it feel like, it's like a quarterback in the NFL, right?

Things slow down.

Did it feel like it had slowed down for you a little bit?

Probably a couple weeks, yeah.

personal it's very different just the last thing is that along those lines the challenge is and you you said it so well like the challenge is it's so this the information's not stopping right more and more and more and more and now we come across spring training this year and now we got a bunch of other stuff you know we have more and more and more how difficult is it to sift through that and and players too right I mean you have to deliver it to the players but how difficult is it

to sift through the massive amount of information there is.

Good stuff.

I really appreciate it.

Thank you.

Yeah, there should be some passion.

This doesn't have to be boring, boring, boring.

You don't get bored by baseball.

Okay, one thing the game needs is more people like you, you, you.

Still have grown men run around tight hands.