Jon Daniels
Jon Daniels
Jon Danielsis the current President of Baseball Operations and General Manager of the Major League Baseball team Texas Rangers. Daniels led the Rangers to 2 World Series appearances in 2010 and 2011. Under Daniels leadership the Rangers joined the Blue Jaysand the Yankeesas the only franchises to win back-to-back American League pennants in the last 22 years. When hired at age 28, he was the youngest GM in Major League Baseball at the time...
embrace next outing seemed starting step support time
We told him that we support him but it's time to step it up. We're starting to make decisions. He seemed to embrace that. We'll see how his next outing goes.
age age-and-aging period sitting somebody stage time
Somebody his age and at the stage of his development, we don't want him sitting around for a long period of time and not playing.
believe others positive realistic teams thirty time
Thirty teams believe they have a chance. Some are more realistic than others but it's a very positive time of the year.
care encouraged extra health himself issues rather time
I just encouraged him to take a little extra time now rather than have issues down the road. I just told him to take care of himself because his health is important first.
certainly decided expect good time
I certainly expect him to go out and have a good year. But with the things that had transpired in the past, we just decided that it was an appropriate time to go in a different direction.
glad spot time
I'm glad we're down to one spot in the rotation, and we've got time to decide. It's time for them to show us something.
asking clear longer meet teams time ultimately
The longer this went on, and the more time between when we indicated we'd meet what was ultimately their asking price, it was clear that other teams were involved,
club expect forward member moving season
We expect him to be a member of the club moving forward this season and next.
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The sense of urgency is always there. Whether we made 20 moves or one, Buck will have these guys prepared to play hard everyday. I get paid to have a short- and a long-term perspective. Every night at 7:05, Buck and the team have a three-hour perspective.
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It would provide us with options and depth. You never want to be in a position where injuries would put us in a bad spot or we didn't have depth to make a move if one presented itself.
position
Put it this way. We really didn't put him in a position to succeed.
balance both gone
Both have been very impressive. It's a balance between their development and recognizing they've gone out there and performed.
both bring energy guys
Both guys bring professionalism and energy to our team.
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Both are going to continue to get innings as a starter. But we are very cognizant of where they are in their development. We're looking at their long-term future and we're not going to jeopardize that.