20
2012
Davey Says Nats Have More Gifted Athletes Than 83-84 Mets
This, from Adam Rubin:
Washington Nationals manager Davey Johnson was asked whether the current Nationals team, with young stars such as Stephen Strasburg, reminds him of the 1983-84 Mets, who were a couple of years away from winning a World Series.
“This club has more potential than that club,” Johnson replied Monday at Nationals camp in Viera. “It just has a lot more gifted athletes. The potential I see on this club is pretty damn high. It’s going to be my job to see that we play like it.”
Wow, never really considered the comparison, but obviously Davey would know. Right?
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Looks like someone has early onset dementia.
Hahaha @ saltygary! Sure Strasburg is great, but c’mon. LaRoche=Keith, nope! Espinoza=Wally, heck no! Berna-freakin’-dina=Mookie, really? And my favorite….Werth=The STRAW????? Davey, you know I love ya and we know this what you say as the manager of a ballclub. Just don’t go there!!!
Davey? How could you? You hurt me deep Davey you hurt me deep.
OK Davey. They’re got more potential? Let’s see you push this team past 108 wins.
The potential he saw in the Mets has no relevancy on the job ahead naturing the potential that now exists in Washington so I doubt he takes such questions seriously as is the same with his answer. After all, what difference does it make?