Colorado Rockies manager Jim Tracy has received what general manager Dan O'Dowd calls an "indefinite" contract extension. O'Dowd made the announcement during Tracy's media session following Monday afternoon's opening spring training workout. He says there was only a handshake -- no formal paperwork or press release.
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February 21, 2012
If nothing else, the 2011-2012 offseason has been confusing for Colorado Rockies fans.On Monday in Scottsdale, the Rockies announced that they have reached a "handshake" agreement with Jim Tracy which will allow him to be the manager of the club "indefinitely."What does that mean? Well, that is where the confusion comes in. Read through comments on Twitter and...
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February 20, 2012
Colorado Rockies manager Jim Tracy has received what general manager Dan O'Dowd calls an ''indefinite'' contract extension.
O'Dowd made the announcement during Tracy's media session following Monday afternoon's opening spring training workout. He says there was only a handshake - no formal paperwork or press release. Tracy's previous contract...
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February 21, 2012
Rockies manager Jim Tracy could become a Colorado lifer. He would love that, and general manager Dan O'Dowd would love that, too.
Tracy has received what O'Dowd called an ''indefinite'' contract extension. The new deal at the very least adds the 2013 season and then what both parties hope are many more years beyond that.
''Quite honestly it could...
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February 20, 2012
Jim Tracy will remain manager of the Colorado Rockies as long as he sees fit.
The Rockies announced Tuesday that Tracy has been given an "indefinite" contract extension. General manager Dan O'Dowd said he and Tracy have a handshake deal and that no paperwork has been signed.
Tracy, 56, is under contract through the upcoming season.
The former National League Manager...
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February 21, 2012
SCOTTSDALE — Jim Tracy’s contract extension brought congratulations and confusion this morning. Several players interviewed were pleased to learn this morning that the manager has a new “handshake” agreement, but were unsure what “indefinite” entailed.
“What does that mean? I have never heard of that,” reliever Matt Belise said. “But what it says to me is the confidence...
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February 21, 2012
The uncommon nature of the Rockies' "handshake agreement" to offer manager Jim Tracy an indefinite extension may have struck some as odd. But not his players.
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February 20, 2012
Rockies manager Jim Tracy could become a Colorado lifer. He would love that, and general manager Dan O'Dowd would love that, too.
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February 20, 2012
Jim Tracy has a handshake agreement to remain with the Colorado Rockies.
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February 20, 2012
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) -- Colorado Rockies manager Jim Tracy has received what general manager Dan O'Dowd calls an "indefinite" contract extension.
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February 20, 2012
Scottsdale, Ariz. — Jim Tracy on Monday got an “indefinite” handshake deal with the Rockies on a tenure extension. In an offseason defined by change, it was a stunning commitment to stability Monday by general manager Dan O’Dowd.
Tracy talked about what it means for the team with Troy Renck:
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February 20, 2012
Colorado general manager Dan O'Dowd said that he and Jim Tracy have reached a "handshake agreement" to keep Tracy on board as the club's manager indefinitely.
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February 20, 2012
Rockies manager Jim Tracy could become a Colorado lifer. He would love that, and general manager Dan O'Dowd would love that, too.
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