A celebratory Astros news conference was missing one key figure: GM James Click, who...
General manager James Click was absent from Tuesday's celebratory news conference in which Astros owner Jim Crane announced Dusty Baker's return as manager for the 20203 season.The World Series champion Astros were celebrated again Wednesday inside Minute Maid Park, as veteran manager Dusty Baker received another one-year deal and owner Jim Crane emphasized the organization’s desire to keep Justin Verlander in orange and blue.The GM who constructed the best bullpen in baseball in 2022.
The either soon-to-be extended or released general manager who was stuck working in Las Vegas while Crane and Baker praised each other inside the home of a local dynasty.It takes me longer than 15 minutes to mow the lawn, which is the latest sign that the skipper otherwise known as “Dusty! Dusty! Dusty!” continues to be the right leader to stand at the top of the Astros’ dugout steps.Now Playing:
A one-year deal for Baker makes sense because of his age , and the fact that the highly respected Astros manager could walk away from MLB at any time and eventually find a forever home in the Hall of Fame.
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