No. He's just a manager. I'll say I'm pleasantly surprised at how well the Yankees did in that division this year with that godawful roster. I didn't realize just how bad it was. That's about all I've got. Yes, but that's pretty much what the hope would be in 2014 with the Cubs, too. Get some "pleasant surprises" out of a mostly crap roster, rather than what happened this year with the unwelcome regression of several players. I'm not going to argue that people should be excited about Girardi, but to me he does seem like a pretty good fit. I'm just surprised he wants to go through this, at this point. It's still going to be a lot of losing for awhile.