Yesterday, I posted here about a published report that the Cubs’ managerial decision had come down to two men: former Cubs catcher David Ross and Astros bench coach Joe Espada.
Today, Jesse Rogers writes that it appears Ross is likely the guy, and in his article quotes several baseball people regarding Ross’ strengths as well as some of the concerns that have been raised about him.
Jed Hoyer, last December at the winter meetings, talking about Ross’ role as a special assistant:
“His mere presence is helpful,” general manager Jed Hoyer said then.