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The Milwaukee Brewers hired Willie Randolph as their bench coach on Saturday.
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Willie Randolph is expected to watch the All Star Game Tuesday as a guest of the Steinbrenner family, providing a bit of local intrigue for an evening that will be filled with history and emotion.
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The Mets won three of four games this series against the team they have spent most of the season chasing, and reached a modest milestone: a record of 45-44.
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One week after Mets’ manager Willie Randolph’s dismissal, Fred Wilpon, the team’s owner, finally spoke about the decision.
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In manager Jerry Manuel’s first home game the dreadful Mariners cruised past the Mets, 5-2.
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It was not pretty watching what happened with Willie Randolph in California. But this is the new dawn of the Mets.
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Now that Willie Randolph has become a victim of perceived dysfunction in the Mets’ organization, will the fans continue to rip the Mets on talk radio?
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In his first 24 hours on the job, Mets Manager Jerry Manuel was not afraid to use a firm hand, but his laid-back personality has presented a stark contrast with his predecessor.
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The divergent experiences of Celtics Coach Doc Rivers and former Mets Manager Willie Randolph show how arbitrary the world of professional sports can be.
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On his first full day back home as the former manager of the Mets, Willie Randolph talked more about his dismissal and again said he was surprised to be fired.
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