If there was one “Interim” we could take out of a DC title, it would’ve been Dan Tangherlini at Metro, not Jim Bowden of the Washington Nationals, who is pretty much the mental midget of the baseball GMs out there. Kasten, according to the Post, said:
“Jim is very smart,” Kasten said last night at RFK Stadium. “By smart, I mean analytical.”
If by analytical, you mean doesn’t know the odds on driving drunk and getting caught, or can’t pick a team that’ll win more than half their games, or maybe even doesn’t bother to talk to Soriano about switching positions before trading for him and announcing the change.
Oy. Are we really stuck with this guy?
This post appeared in its original form at DC Metblogs
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