I would love to talk to a player and hear what they had to say.
Like what? Any examples?
If I remember correctly, a few players under Cohen when he first arrived had plenty to say about him. We just didn't care to listen because they were Polk's jokes and not Cohen's jokes.
because majority of new coaches run off players that don't fit their system or don't conform to their ideas. I don't disagree Cohen is a hot head, but a lot of baseball coaches are hot heads. Hell 17ing Mullen is a hot head. You just have to recruit players that don't get their vaginas hurt easily. To me it seems like our team never became a "team." Just a bunch of individuals playing on the same field. You add in losing and you are going to have a bunch ******** in the locker room and bad attitudes. I'm sure Cohen being frustrated and the fans being frustrated aren't helping things. I think Cohen bounces back next year
I'm not necessarily taking the side of the players. We did very easily write off what was being said because of the perception that those early Cohen players were just Polk leftovers with weak fortitude, and who cares what they had to say. I'm sure they had agendas as well and there are two sides to every story. I just get very uncomfortable at the sheer amount of innuendo that has always seemed to followed Cohen. Polk and Skip were rivals on the field and perfect gentlemen to each other off the field.
I agree. Seems to be a lot of busch league BS since Cohen got here, but a lot seems to revolve around Mingione. Mingione comes off as a douche and a hot head. I haven't liked him since he's been here. One hot head per team is usually all a team can take. I'm sure Cohen likes his energy, but I think we can find someone else who has energy and not a douche. And sure as hell a better baserunning coach. I'm never seen a M'Fer run people into outs as much as that douche.
Tate....You're right! Polk was certainly not a "Hothead". To me Polk was to baseball in the SEC, what Bear Bryant was to football.
He transformed our program and ultimately the SEC into a Bigtime deal!
Polk certainly never had a seven year stretch where he was 87-118 in the SEC!
And he tried to warn us about Cohen, who was one of his players.
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