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Stories  Taking Stock of Best Managers in Majors  Aug 23, 2010 –
5:00 PM Text Size Steve Phillips  Steve Phillips %BloggerTitle%
Terry Francona / Tony La RussaWith potentially 10 managerial
positions open this fall, it looks to be an exciting and
tumultuous offseason on the managing carousel. Every team with
an open position will look to improve upon who they had in their
previous manager and in whatever area they believe he was
deficient.  There is no perfect manager. Some are better than
others, but they all have strengths and weaknesses, as I
highlighted last week in my piece on what makes managers so
important.  One of the best things about broadcasting games was
that I got to spend time talking to managers about their teams,
strategies, lineups etc. This access provided me with an
insider's view of their personality and decision-making skills.
It allowed me to see how certain managers