Manager Bobby Valentine did not leave the Boston Red Sox on the best terms. In his lone season as manager of the Red Sox, the team finished with a record of 69-93 which was their worst record in 47 years. Ever since the Red Sox fired and replace Valentine with John Farrell, all has been golden. Boston won 97 games and is making a World Series Appearance tomorrow. The Boston Globe caught up with Valentine to get his thoughts on the Red Sox turnaround:
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Bobby V. sounds a little bit delusional for thinking that he could've taken the Red Sox to the same success that they are currently having. Does he forget that he lost his team multiple times over the season with different issues with players from Dustin Pedroia to Kevin Youkilis? Either way, we'll just ignore this and move on.
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[via Deadspin]
