Why would anyone in San Diego be blaming Jayce Tingler for the Padres late season collapse.

You can put a scarecrow in a lot MLB dugouts these days and call it a manager—Are we really going to believe that ANY important decision-making is being left to Tingler?

I don’t…
The Padres collapse is resulting from:

-Bad Luck…Injuries to the pitching staff, and key position players.
-An astronomical miscalculation at the trade deadline.
-Poor performance…Rich contracts netting poor results.

Jayce Tingler is being scapegoated.
Just like Andy Green, Tingler will most likely find himself a causality of finger pointing.

Maybe Preller needs to buy a new manager…maybe…or maybe mirror, they’re cheaper.

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