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: http://espn.go.com/blog/boston/red-sox/post/_/id/14744/schill-lack-of-player-discipline-not-on-tito
: ESPN Boston baseball analyst Curt Schilling was on ESPN Boston Radio with
: Adam Jones on Friday afternoon (listen to the interview HERE) and, in no
: uncertain terms, said he thought it was a shame that the failure of the
: players ultimately cost Terry Francona his job.
: “You can’t make these players do what they need to do if they’re not going
: to do it themselves,” Schilling said. "He put the names on the lineup card,
: but it’s up to the players to execute.”
: Schilling and Francona go way back. Not only was Schilling on Francona’s Red
: Sox teams from 2004-07, he was also on the Phillies team that got Francona
: fired in 1999.
: "It was very personal, a very distressing thing for me to be a part of when
: you are part of a team that costs someone his job, especially if it's someone
: you respect and love and like and is a close friend,” Schilling said. "It's
: a horrible feeling. But there are a lot of players that don't care, and, in
: that (Red Sox) clubhouse, based on everything that those guys have said,
: there's probably a couple of guys in that clubhouse, which is pathetic and
: sad in and of itself."
Curt Schilling星期五在电台上明确表示
因球员的失败而使Terry Francona丢了工作是丢脸的
"球员不想做你也没办法逼他们做"
"他排好先发,接下来就全看球员表现了"
Schilling 和 Francona曾在04~07的红袜
以及1999年的费城共事过
"对我来说,因球队表现不佳而使某人丢了工作"
"尤其那人是你尊敬,且亲密的好友"
"是让人觉得非常痛苦的"
"但有些球员根本不在乎"
"就一些球员的发言来看"
"队上可能有一票这种球员"
"这是很可悲的事情"
: Schilling discussed reports that have surfaced recently about the bad
: chemistry and lack of discipline that were present in this Red Sox clubhouse,
: saying those were more a reflection of a lack of leadership among the players
: than any fault of Francona.
: "In past years, you always had a personality in that clubhouse who would make
: it very clear whose fault it was. It doesn't generally get to this stage when
: you've got players in the clubhouse that can handle this stuff themselves,”
: Schilling said. "(Francona) was always a guy who had a team comprised of
: players that ran the spectrum, but he always had personalities to help him
: manage the clubhouse. Every manager has to.
: “The days of the manager running through the clubhouse and turning stuff
: over and fearing guys into performing is gone in baseball. It's been gone for
: a long time. The smarter managers understood it before a lot of the other
: managers did: You need players that will police themselves and police each
: other. We always had that here.
: “It's very clear, when you look around this team, you've got some guys