The Bobby Valentine Experience: Chapters 6-9

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Ten years after his memorable year as Red Sox manager, Bobby Valentine shares the stories, scandals, and struggles from that season. From confrontations with players to poor communication with his coaching staff, Valentine takes you behind the scenes with what really happened in 2012. Players from the team and media who covered that season offer up their perspectives as well. Come ride the rollercoaster known as the Bobby Valentine Experience!
(0:02) Chapter 6: The Cheerful Cody Ross
(2:54) Chapter 7: I'm Not Trying to Get Fired Folks!
(8:26) Chapter 8: The Organization Blew it
(11:38) Chapter 9: The Weirdest Day of My Life
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@ParkerHarrington 2 жыл бұрын

very insightful series. despite the topic matter dredging up bad memories, it was enjoyable to watch

@SwordHMX 9 ай бұрын

4:18 - Saltalamacchia displayed good character with how he handled that situation with a coach that had "100%" lost him as a player.

@sarahburns600 Жыл бұрын

Fans were well aware of all the controversy those players he had inherited. They had no intention of giving up Popeyes and continued skipping innings. “Who cares, they can’t make us pitch. and risk losing our special talents? 🎉All I can say is offered all of them a peace pipe and was basically ignored. Idk why the players felt they didn’t any advice. But the rookies were happy to have a manager who cared enough to help them benefit him his experience. I’m feeling sorry for him now and regret disliking him in 2012.

@SwordHMX 5 ай бұрын

Josh Beckett discovered that they indeed would dump "special talent."

@Maddawg31415 Жыл бұрын

That was not ethical by Shoppach. Texting using Gonzalez’s phone to ownership. Not cool, even if Bobby V isn’t doing good

@SwordHMX 8 ай бұрын

I thought poorly of him from the beginning

@Maddawg31415 8 ай бұрын

@@SwordHMX I feel like he had a chip on his shoulder. He came up with the Sox initially in the shadow of Varitek and Mirabelli. He goes to Cleveland and Tampa as a backup- nothing crazy (if anything, I could see him getting stir-crazy). He comes back to Boston and is behind Salty. Now, I think Salty was the better catcher, but not by much; maybe Shoppach had some angst

@travisrowe7697 2 жыл бұрын

All due respect but pesky dying wasn’t a tragedy, he was 92 and lived a great life, it was just a sad moment for the team. look up the definition of tragedy. The tragedy was the ownership, once again having no connection to real life, making it optional to attend his funeral. At the very least, they could have strongly suggested or encouraged the team to go as a whole.