"If you look at soccer teams, very often they change managers and win everything with exactly the same players."

The 1999 season hasn't even started, and they have changed managers, becoming perhaps only the third team to fire their manager in spring training.

He changed managers frequently during his tenure with the Pirates.

Only 10 clubs have not changed general managers in that span.

Today companies change owners and managers all the time.

When the season ends, a few teams will surely change managers.

As it turns out, Cashen made that comment after he decided to change managers.

Meanwhile, Hess seems ready to change general managers as well.

And I don't know why you'd change managers in this situation.

Where was the principal owner, who again changed managers without having the class to answer questions about why he did it?