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    Since saturday, the Canadiens have a coaching staff formed exclusively of team alumnis. That got me thinking. Wich Expo alumni (s) would you have liked to see on the coaching staff for the last few seasons of the club?
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    Tim Raines
    22.22%
    2
    Tim Wallach
    22.22%
    2
    Gary Carter
    0.00%
    0
    All three
    33.33%
    3
    Other, specify
    22.22%
    2
    Last edited by Augustin_"Gus"; 01-18-2006, 01:52 AM.
    From now until the end of September, I'll be chronicling in real time on Twitter the 1946 season of the International league's Montréal Royals, when Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in professional baseball. Check it out: https://twitter.com/Royals_46season

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    My first choice would have been Wallach. I mentionned in the past that Eli is my second favorite Expo of all times, behind Vlad. I would have loved to have him around the team for the last few seasons. Then again, at that point, the club needed as much help on the PR front, as they needed in the dugout. So, considering Wallach's low key personality, he wouldn't have been much help. Tim Raines would have been a better ambassador for the club. So I went with Raines. But why not Wallach AND Raines? Maybe I should have added that option in my poll... ah, it is what it is. Carter? I don't think he would have been interested by a coaching position with the Expos. Maybe right after he retired, but if he had been approched say when Frankie came on board, he would have probably said no.

    By the way, I know I misspelled coaching in the poll question. But I don't know how to fix it.
    From now until the end of September, I'll be chronicling in real time on Twitter the 1946 season of the International league's Montréal Royals, when Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in professional baseball. Check it out: https://twitter.com/Royals_46season

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    • #3
      Last summer I saw Larry Parrish manage a AAA game in Ottawa. If I remember correctly he was managing the Toledo Mud Hens. So he probably has some good experience. I agree with Raines. He would have been a great 1st base caoch. Look what he did in Chicago. Carter's just been promoted in the Mets system.

      I think Joey Eishchen and Brian Schneider could make good coaches one day.
      Montreal Expos 1969 - 2004

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