And before I arrived in Miami, I always said front office, front office, front office.
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It defines headcount as revenue-generating, front-office roles; it excludes front-office admin and support roles.
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We began by scraping data from RealGM's lists of NBA front-office staff, which gave us an initial list of pretty much everyone working in an NBA front office in any capacity.
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The two men initially discussed Brand joining the front office.
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He ran the Suns' front office as their general manager.
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But we don't need to trust our team's front office.
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I let the team's front office, staff and players down.
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The Blades also had a coaching and front office overhaul.
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Lawrence Frank would step in and assume Doc's front office job.
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He said he believed Anderson was known to the front office.
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His replacement, Jim Tomsula, was a tool of the front office.
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"That's up to the front office and Ryan Fitzpatrick," Smith said.
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They also come from the front office and the analytics department.
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Front office staff called the police and kicked me out. pic.twitter.
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He has already hired seven front office staffers with military backgrounds.
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Owner John Henry and several front office officials will also attend.
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"Obviously, the front office knew what they were doing," Sabathia said.
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"This is a front-office thing that's funneling down," he said.
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Now, the winter beckons for the Yankees and their front office.
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Kelly cashed the check, stepped into the front office, and cried.
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And when you say "those guys" you mean Denver's front office?
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But he never got the call from a big league front office.
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It was one thing for a front office to espouse new ideas.
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Hinkie, then in the Rockets' front office taught Battier about advanced analytics.
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"It's in their court," Anthony said of Jackson and the front office.
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Oft-injured, he recently expressed his unhappiness with the team's front office.
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Haslam's most recent front-office hires indicate a renewed focus on analytics.
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We look forward to him bringing those qualities to our front office.
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The front office has no idea, which shows in the roster construction.
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He didn't interview with their front office or workout for their coaches.
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That's up to Peter Chiarelli and the rest of the front office.
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But he also reportedly clashed with the Mets' front office at times.
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Reality, however, may not be a favored dimension for this front office.
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But the experience in Delaware revealed the importance of front-office staffers.
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The day before yesterday, I happened to go to the front office.
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Others still in the Knicks' front office may feel the same way.
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While the Knicks' front office decides how to proceed before the Feb.
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Its rejuvenation is a major source of pride for the front office.
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Barkley called him "whiny" and "inappropriate" for questioning the Cavaliers' front office.
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After the '96 run, the front office began dismantling the team's core.
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The answer, most NBA front office personnel would tell you, is no.
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It's just nightmare fuel for the front office of Toronto right now.
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The starters' fame is part of their appeal, even to the front office.
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He defied Miami's front office a few years later to return to Cleveland.
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He said he wouldn't insist on a front-office role this time around.
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"I still talk to some of the Orioles front office people," Connaughton says.
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Fundamentally, this front office believes in the team they have on the field.
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It's impossible for even the most anticipatory front office to avoid the aftermath.
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NOTES: Longtime Reds front office executive Gene Bennett died Wednesday at age 89.
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"I'd consider letting him DH on occasion," a NL front office member said.
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Before, the Warriors' Silicon Valley-rooted front-office brain trust looked like geniuses.
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Some really good decisions by our front office and scouting department for sure.
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"It's in their court," Anthony said of the Knicks' front office and ownership.
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"I think he knew," Cecy Lagunas, the hotel's front office manager told WRCB.
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Before joining Lemnos, Boniske was a front office executive for the Arizona Diamondbacks.
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I'm really proud of our players, our coaches, our owner, our front office.
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To Dudley, the show of support from the team's front office was meaningful.
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The Bucks' front office and Veronica Antetokounmpo ultimately talked him out of it.
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Instead, dozens of N.B.A. scouts and front-office executives visited with him overseas.
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Oakland's wild-card starter, Sean Manaea, also reflected a cunning front office move.
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"I think it will be more on the front office," Anthony told Newsday.
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Doc Rivers just lost his Clippers front office job -- relinquishing his role as Pres.
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"I've worked here in the front office for many years," the clerk told detectives.
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The outside perception of the front office hasn't been wiped clean from his memory.
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It's easy to be discouraged by all that's happened with this new front office.
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Some 17,251 of them were costly front-office staff, up 122 during the year.
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Their front office has few ways to upgrade the team beyond its thrilling backcourt.
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Do you see the current front office turning this franchise around via the draft?
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"It's a trust that the fans got to give our front office," Gonzalez said.
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His way of running the team left a lasting impression on the front office.
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The denials from his camp and the Cleveland front office have naturally been vehement.
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The pre-produced video was created outside the Grizzlies front office, the team said.
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It certainly feels like elements of the Ducks front office are briefing the press.
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"At first, my goal was always to work in the front office," Howard says.
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The acquisition is expected to help enhance Temenos' front office banking product, Temenos Infinity.
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A wild-card berth, Forst suggested, was a powerful incentive for the front office.
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Her mother is the front-office administrative assistant at Hurlbutt Elementary School in Weston.
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"From a front-office standpoint, it's our responsibility to support the players," he said.
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Which isn't surprising when the coach (Stan Van Gundy) runs the front office, too.
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These are tempting times for the Knicks and their newly assembled front-office team.
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With prospects, cash and a savvy front office, the Cubs seemed built to last.
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This off-season, however, the Knicks have drawn praise for reshaping their front office.
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He has, at different times, criticized the team's front office, coaches and resident stars.
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If you talked to anyone in the front office, they'd probably say they're embarrassed.
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Johnson said he had never intended to make a coaching or front-office change.
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Then I became a lifeguard and then worked in a a hotel front office.
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Park rangers run the front office that doubles as a kind of gift shop.
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According to ESPN, Butler on Wednesday verbally challenged teammates, coaches and front office executives.
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Yet, at the same time, hiring minority front office executives did not keep pace.
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Now if only the Manchester United front office can wrangle his post-game interviews.
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"I don't want him anywhere near my team," an anonymous front office executive said.
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A front-office shakeup just as Dale Tallon's years of work were bearing fruit.
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The first step toward stability could come when the Nets finish rearranging their front office.
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Boston's front office will eventually reach that fork in the road—Should they trade Thomas?
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Two front office execs in last 24 hours predicted to me he's getting a max.
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Today, every major league front office employs a data-driven strategy to assemble their rosters.
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How eager are you to get back into an NBA front office in some capacity?
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This is not the first time that Bryant and the Cubs' front office have disagreed.
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He says the attempt to stop the man came at the school&aposs front office.
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Anderson signed in at the front office when he entered the school, according to Maass.
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And this extends to the front office, the coaching staff and even the owner's box.
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Moving into more front-office tasks is an ambitious but not surprising leap for UiPath.
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Thomas, of course, is one of the biggest front office failures of recent NBA history.
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The Hall of Famer was offered a front-office role to remain with the organization.
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If you were the front office, how would you rank the following areas of need?
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Then again, for all I know he could be working in the Twins' front office.
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The Wolves front office has a difficult decision to make with Rubio this off-season.
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Lombardi is a former Flyers scout who returned this season to assist the front office.
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When you're away from the players, in the front office, you've got to stay objective.
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No not even the front office, just the guys I'm doing rehab with every day.
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Jackson coached that Bulls team to the best record in league history but is now trying to resurrect the Knicks franchise from the front office, where he serves as team president while star forward Carmelo Anthony waits for the front office to improve the team.
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I remember one time I wanted a job as a front office person in a hotel.
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The supporting cast wasn't there on the ice, behind the bench, or in the front office.
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Line: Giants by 3 The Eagles' front office fired Coach Chip Kelly with a game left.
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Former powerhouse agent Arn Tellem is now a part of the Detroit Pistons front office, too.
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The software system to support B2C marketing is the biggest prize left in the front office.
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Daryl Morey and the front office eventually settled on a three-year deal, worth $11 million.
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" Also, "Being gorgeous was just a BFOQ (bona fide occupational qualification) for working the front office.
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He has also worked at Citigroup's EMEA Private Bank, where he led two front office teams.
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The NFL front office and players' union are often at odds, but Trump brought them together.
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UiPath nabs $568M at a $7B valuation to bring robotic process automation to the front office
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Finally, Roger Nurse was appointed as managing director within the COO front office of Mizuho International.
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The four assistant coaches and two front-office executives who were white said Kaepernick was wrong.
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Every day the Devils spend not cloning Hall before Game 1 is a front office failure.
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Signing free-agent running backs often isn't a game a front office should want to play.
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There are plenty of smart, talented women waiting to fill those coaching and front-office spots.
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"These managers are starting to get it a little bit," an NL front-office member said.
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It's time to free players from the draft and the tyranny of the front office altogether.
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Now 36, Johnson is trying to get into professional coaching or in a front office position.
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If players do not understand what the front office wants, it is a recipe for dysfunction.
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The Anonymous NFL Front Office Guy inhabits a workplace that is secretive and superstitious and strange.
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Johnson's ascent comes alongside a host of other changes at the top of LA's front office.
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After Mr. Hinkie was essentially forced out, Mr. Colangelo was hired to lead the front office.
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They all tried so hard — front-office deal makers, power-wielding stars, even the commissioner's office.
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When I first came here, there were no Hispanic people working in the rectory's front office.
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Adams said the next step for him is to hopefully join an NFL team front office.
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Front office at an investment bank usually includes employees in charge of sales and corporate finance.
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"Frankly, this is Lawrence's first foray into running a front office — and he's fantastic," Ballmer said.
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The rule could be expanded to front office positions, Graves at the Fritz Pollard Alliance said.
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That's a strong signal of commitment to his teammates, the front office and the paying fans.
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It also plans to hire more than 500 front-office employees in that division this year.
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The rule has since been expanded to include the consideration of women for front-office positions.
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He measured the prospects against a control group of the Thunder coaching staff and front office.
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You have to wonder if the Denver front office regrets paying Joe Flacco in the offseason.
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I had a great time last year with the coaching staff, front office and the players.
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It isn't often that you see a coach take a swing at his own front office.
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The business of the front office—every front office—is extracting the maximum value from the athletes in their employ at the minimum cost and risk; this was true when Curt Flood fought it and was devoured, and it has never once stopped being true since.
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Sadly, NEON BUFFALO WING works only in the front office of this crowdsourced experimental league football team.
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"McKinsey marks a turning point in front office acceptance of the new World Trade Center," he said.
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The four-time Stanley Cup champion spent the last eight seasons in the Pittsburgh Penguins' front office.
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More than three hours into the evacuation, Readus retreated to the front office for a brief rest.
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The Astros are a progressive and innovative organization with a deeply talented group in the front office.
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Therefore, the software system to support B2C marketing is the biggest prize left in the front office.
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Rumors in New York say the Jets front office is torn between UCLA's Josh Rosen and Mayfield.
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Does that mean that I have to move all the front office people to Germany or not?
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VICE Sports: If you worked in Boston's front office, how would you treat Isaiah's looming contract situation.
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Wilks said he has not had any discussions about his job status with the Arizona front office.
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And to keep growing the Sprinklr platform into what he refers to as an "omnichannel" front office.
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Their plan all along has been so apparent it hardly needs confirmation from any front-office types.
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Where Jeets does deserve criticism, however, is that he is not Front Office-ing the Right Way.
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The front office fantasy is that the smartest people will naturally do best at this particular task.
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The entire front office later viewed the more extensive videos of a healthy Tulowitzki moving with ease.
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Hinch came to that job from Arizona's front office and faced a learning curve Boone now confronts.
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Until yesterday this had been a summer (nay, a year) of controversy for the Bulls' front office.
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Business had clearly been on Johnson's mind when he took the Lakers' front-office job in 2017.
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Port Allen Middle School is currently accepting donations that can be sent to the school's front office.
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They've used that time to read, draw, play games and get to know the front-office staff.
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In his front office on Tuesday, his phone rang repeatedly as aides answered questions about impeachment witnesses.
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A Mets front office employee discussed the employment status of the Mets manager on television on Thursday.
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In the winter, he shifts to the front office, preparing scouting reports in the quantitative analysis department.
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Its star player is currently in a stalemate with the front office and wants to go elsewhere.
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Especially if the Mets' front office no longer sees its own team as part of that group.
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The Sabres have lacked front-office and coaching stability since Pegula purchased the team in February 2011.
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" Luhnow issued a statement that read, in part, "The due diligence by our front office was unprecedented.
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But despite his rough start, the Lions front office is reportedly sticking with Patricia heading into 2020.
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The argument can be made that they are not even Phil Jackson's team, front-office status notwithstanding.
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Gasol wanted to play for a contender, and the team's front office sought to honor that wish.
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How does that make you feel, knowing the front office has confidence in you and your development?
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Together, the Kony and Avoka acquisitions indicate a strong play in front-office banking: Avoka brings the ability to offer clients boosted customer acquisition and strong digital onboarding capabilities, and Kony would bring a flexible and customizable platform that Temenos can use to augment its front-office offering.
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The Bulls front office doesn't have an easy path to success, but some choices are better than others.
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All of which is to say that there's something going on with Puig and the Dodgers' front office.
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Beane and many in his front office came off as strident, sometimes to the point of downright arrogance.
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"If you zoom out,m the digital front office is broken and needs to be transformed," he said.
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Last month, it looked abandoned, with boxes of files sitting on the floor of the darkened front office.
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Equities and IBD remained relatively stable (with both divisions seeing a 1 percent reduction in front office staff).
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Over the course of the season, the Knicks' front office evaluated the team's performance in 10-game increments.
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It's a move from the back office to the front office, at least that's what executives keep saying.
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They have some analytical sympathy in the front office, but have operated in a very traditional manner overall.
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But he and the Warriors' front office said previously they expected a new deal to get done quickly.
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After a franchise-best 103 points last season, there was a coup de math in the front office.
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The front office hopes that the experience of seeing it all up close will lead to a resolution.
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It's been exciting for me to see a company make sure its front office is so multi-cultural.
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The platform is linked to Bloomberg (AIM), the fund's core front-office system for portfolio monitoring and trading.
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Right now, and going forward, it's hard to know how much patience Philadelphia's front office has with him.
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But the Rockies' perennial inability to build good pitching staffs cannot be blamed solely on the front office.
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Erik Spoelstra, the team's coach, said the coaching staff and front office had brainstormed ways to acquire Johnson.
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Bryan Colangelo is respected for his front-office work in Phoenix and Toronto — though not without haunting blemishes.
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"I'm thrilled to add an individual with Jeff's experience and basketball acumen to our front office," Jones said.
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The No. 37 will be the second number retired by the franchise and both honor front office members.
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His famous feathery, Technicolor costume lies in pieces in the dressing room: the Cubs' front office break room.
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Whatever decision they make, the next twelve months are going to be tough for the Beijing front office.
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This was a known issue Philly's coaching staff and front office wanted to correct heading into the season.
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Regardless, Scherzer reportedly was taken aback by the front office saying this out loud and on the record.
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It's the front office, which is perched high above the street... We lived there together from 2009-2013.
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Also in attendance was General Manager Jerry Reese, who sat alongside other members of the front-office staff.
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But front-office help alone wasn't enough: The Timbers also put an emphasis on taking the Thorns seriously.
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That came after the front office spoke up Monday to defend the embattled second-year manager, Mickey Callaway.
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And don't be fooled by Coughlin's new, elegant-sounding front office title: executive vice president of the Jaguars.
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After four horrendous seasons, the Lakers finally have a front office that seems to know what it's doing.
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Lue and the team's front office clashed over how much the young players should be on the court.
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The Clippers face multiple factors that work against their front-office team even after acquiring Leonard and George.
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Instead he focused on Ntilikina, who impressed the Knicks' front office with his size and his defensive prowess.
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The mayor asked somebody in the city hall front office to find a copy of the discarded flier.
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It requires buy-in, not just from the front office and the field staff, but also the players.
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Managers, coaches and front-office executives were armed with only modest information for plotting strategy and making trades.
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Jerry Colangelo will step aside and become a special advisor to ownership while Bryan runs the front office.
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It was by design and I'm very proud of the front office, the coaching staff, players, everything, everybody.
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The workload became a point of contention among Harvey, his agent, Scott Boras, and the Mets' front office.
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Steve Mills, the team's general manager, is running the front office as Dolan seeks a replacement for Jackson.
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"I think both parties are very much understanding of each other, myself and the front office," Anthony said.
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Front-office CRM software has already overtaken back-office enterprise resource planning (ERP) tools, were SAP is dominant.
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"I can't imagine a better candidate for a job," said Minaya, who works in the Mets' front office.
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Recently Theo Epstein has become a front office legend by rebuilding the Red Sox and the Chicago Cubs.
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And several figures with access to front-office thinking agreed Bosa's tweets would not affect his draft stock.
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Seahawks general manager John Schneider and Raiders GM Reggie McKenzie worked together in the Green Bay Packers' front office.
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The front office wants Rondo back, and there's a decent chance Wade picks up his $23.8 million player option.
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He steps out of his gym's front office and surveys the once-quiet, now-bustling street, Soi Ta-ied.
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I knew what missing piece we needed in the front office and Paul was the perfect guy for that.
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"The Astro's front office acts as if it is tired of being yelled at about this subject," Apstein wrote.
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Some teams, like the San Diego Chargers, kept their head coaches but fired assistant coaches and front office staff.
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She estimates that most of the women in the front office were involved in the planning of the promotion.
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In a front office they could seek help preparing their taxes and applying for student loans and government benefits.
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Mr Maruyama says the front-office clutter of high-street banks can be stripped away, leaving only cash machines.
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David's currently got a front office role with the Mets ... and seems he's just fine doing that right now.
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Don Cattingly was spotted in the park last night & given a loving home with a #Marlins front office member.
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The platform is linked to Bloomberg (AIM), the fund's core front office system used for portfolio monitoring and trading.
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Over the years, Dierkes has discovered that information tends not to come from specific types of front office management.
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Probably, although we'll have to wait for him to take a front office job to find out for sure.
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Fortunately, the Pats front office ended up reworking Gronkowski's contract and did not go through with any proposed trades.
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" As a special assistant to Gates, McCarthy was the "right hand of the Defense secretary with front-office access.
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The perverse and nepotistic front office structure, which is unchanged and seemingly unchangeable, seems to guarantee more of this.
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O for $2.4 billion in what CEO Bill McDermott called a move from the back to the front office.
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On top of this, expect to see more solutions from UiPath that gradually bring in front-office tasks, too.
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We see this as a compelling proposition to many of our customers, having both back office and front office.
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Their front office leadership has changed twice in that time, from Theo Epstein to Ben Cherington to Dave Dombrowski.
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Though the front office expressed support for head coach David Fizdale, the pressure is growing to turn things around.
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Pittsburgh's front office was watching, just in case Bill Mazeroski at second or Dick Groat at short got injured.
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He played for Minnesota from 2003 to 2005 and worked in the Timberwolves' front office from 2006 to 2010.
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The new coach, Doug Pederson, and the team's front office decided to keep Bradford, an injury-prone free agent.
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Media reports have also linked him to the Tennessee Titans, who could employ him as a front office executive.
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And yet, he still spoke with the Colts front office Monday, and on Tuesday they announced he was coach.
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"I'd be extremely surprised if the front office overruled this," added Kimmelman, a veteran of the Obama Justice Department.
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The front office knows him well from the Cleveland days, and he started 18 games for them in 2014.
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Such poor numbers for any Yankee pitcher — against Boston and at home — cannot be overlooked by the front office.
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Around the corner, a cadre of scouts and front-office staff congregated, their eyes now set on next season.
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Instead, the word that came down from the front office was the opposite: We don't think you're ready yet.
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One of those teams hired Paul DePodesta, a hero of Moneyball-style front office arbitrage, to run its operations.
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He has been linked to coaching and front office jobs in the league, but nothing has materialized so far.
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And the Sacramento Kings — well, at least the Kings are still the Kings, reportedly rived by front-office drama.
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The front office looks a lot at the numbers, but I'm talking about the mental side that has value.
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Callaway expressed gratitude that Van Wagenen and his front office had addressed the team's depth during the off-season.
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In Cleveland, he coached under Terry Francona and worked with a front office that leaned heavily on modern analytics.
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Such an environment has led other teams to contact Reeve and members of her front office asking for advice.
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Now that the Devils have added more elite players, Reynolds wants to make the front office just as formidable.
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But the new Wizards front office may take a few years to sort out the mess Ernie Grunfeld left.
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But he has been elsewhere for a decade, and he will bring a different perspective to the front office.
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The Quarterback Summit is just one of the efforts to increase diversity in N.F.L. coaching and front-office jobs.
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He has one year left on his contract, and his status will be sorted out by the front office.
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There are also people in 10 to 12 leadership roles and 203 to 30 people working the front office.
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Veteran WNBA star Sue Bird will join the front office of the Denver Nuggets, the NBA team announced Friday.
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One day, Thomas lost his wallet, and Bolton found it and turned it in to the school's front office.
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Veteran leadership and a stable front office matter — and this current iteration of the Knicks has little of either.
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In his role as a Mariners front-office consultant, Suzuki has shattered baseball's unwritten rules dealing with inactive players.
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Boston's front office isn't afraid to take chances, and Isaac may be the type of prospect worth gambling on.
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" McCarthy added, "The Rooney rule has helped provide a diverse group of coaching and front-office talent opportunities for success.
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The NFL has the Rooney rule that requires teams to interview minorities for all front office and head coaching positions.
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When you have LeBron James doing UNBELIEVABLE LeBron James things every night, holding back as a front office feels criminal.
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" As for rumors that Kobe Bryant may join the Lakers front office -- Jeanie says, "Kobe can do whatever he wants.
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But Colorado's Hall of Fame front office isn't ordinary circumstances, and Joe Sakic has already said that Roy is safe.
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Long said he had talked to the Mets' front office and analyzed the statistics in hope of finding a solution.
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Before the team's debut match, Paulson and the Timbers front office hoped for turnouts of around 6,000 fans a game.
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The decision to replace Girardi, whose contract had expired, came after front-office meetings earlier this week at Yankee Stadium.
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The current front office folks had a year and a half after Phil Jackson's exit to appease Porzingis, and failed.
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The front office tried to trade him, but repeatedly failed to find another club to take him off their hands.
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In December, the N.F.L. strengthened its rules requiring teams to interview minority candidates for top coaching and front office positions.
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Whatever the media may have thought about Kessel, it was the Leafs front office that was determined to move him.
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That was the promise from the owners, the Wilpon family, and the front office, led by General Manager Sandy Alderson.
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The Pistons recently hired the former Nets general manager Ed Stefanski to lead their search for new front-office executives.
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Tamika Catchings, currently working in the Fever front office, would be a popular candidate in this vein, as would Lobo.
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Zellous, who played in Turkey during the W.N.B.A. off-season, texted Smith and front-office staff members frequently for updates.
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"There are two ways to look at an at-risk player from a GM's standpoint or front office," Wagner said.
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The front-office remake will no doubt help a reputational reset, even with the mercurial Dolan still at the helm.
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But Knicks fans directing this much ire at their former star means letting a dysfunctional front office off the hook.
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A National Front office in Paris where a French Stephen Bannon is plotting the final destruction of the European Union.
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To many observers, Miami's front office seems to be tanking to secure the first overall pick in the 2020 draft.
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Still, data from the employment ranking website Glassdoor suggests that employees in front-office financial roles view Deutsche Bank negatively.
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In Moneyball, Pitt's baseball GM Billy Beane takes Hill's Peter Brand under his wing, mentoring him in front-office matters.
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Rose said he had not discussed the possibility of a trade with either his agent or the Knicks' front office.
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He went to work as a vice president in the San Diego Padres' front office before joining the players union.
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He inherited a franchise in financial distress and promptly fired numerous front-office officials who could have smoothed his transition.
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Boone said he had interviewed for front office and coaching roles in recent years, but never for a manager's job.
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When Jackson took over in New York, he made only one significant addition to the front office, bringing in Clarence Gaines Jr. Mills has already added three new faces, and it now becomes more of a question as to what might happen to some of the front-office holdovers who preceded Jackson and still remain.
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New York's front office, meanwhile, is said to be furious with Rose's disappearing act and considering the possibility of a suspension.
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The attendees are a bunch of walking, talking resumes, trying hard to stand out and get hired for front-office jobs.
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There's no coach or front office that can tell you, 'You're playing well, but we're going to continue to develop you.
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After the Phillies fired him in September, Amaro could have pursued work in television or business or in another front office.
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Ireland is one of the world's largest centres for fund administration but the government wants to attract more front office jobs.
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And when it does, we're going to hear all about it from fans, media and (especially) coaches and front-office types.
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I ended up calling the front office on my phone, and they just sent a maintenance person to flip the breaker.
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Cho was hired as the Hornets' general manager in 2011 and became the lead voice in Charlotte's front office in 2014.
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Glen Sather resigned as the New York Rangers' president Thursday after 19 years in the team's front office, the team announced.
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McPhee has a ton of experience, and he's one of the more respected front-office executives you'll find in the league.
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Finally, in mid-August the offer was withdrawn, because the "front office" at the State Department wouldn't sign off on it.
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Howe retired in 1971 to take a front-office post with the Red Wings, presumably intending to remain off the ice.
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Fitzpatrick described himself as distrusted by the Jets coaches and front office, and then said he plays better as an underdog.
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George McPhee, a longtime member of the Washington Capitals' front office, was brought on as an adviser to Snow this season.
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And in spite of having cap space, the front office was unable to recruit top free agents in a deep class.
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When they do come to clinic they encounter insensitivity and discrimination from the front office all the way to the physician.
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"What you just saw was a variety of responses with the theme of unity," an NFL front office source told CNN.
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Once retired from football, Clark spent nine seasons in the 49ers' front office, including as the team's general manager in 1998.
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"The front office did a great job at identifying the issue and brought in experienced guys," Athletics manager Bob Melvin said.
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Another 50 front office employees and 15 support employees will be hired by the end of next year to support growth.
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Baldelli also has four years of front-office experience as a special assistant in the baseball operations department with the Rays.
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He has something set up to move into the Yankees front office; I don't know where his head is on that.
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He works in the Blues' front office and paid a post-game visit to the Capitals' locker room to congratulate Holtby.
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That's crucial for long-term success, and it should force the Raptors front office to hesitate before making any rash decisions.
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Some of these guys are coming with a front-office background, too, so I think that is helping further the progress.
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"There is still more value in a starting pitcher than a reliever, that's pretty obvious," the NL front-office member said.
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And now there are rumors that they may make major changes, including in the front office and maybe behind the bench.
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Neither Secretary Mattis, Ms. Donnelly, nor anyone else in the secretary's front office participated in drafting the requirements or the solicitation.
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Kelly, the coach, asserts that no one in the front office ever said anything about the financial consequences of playing Kaepernick.
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Since retiring, he has worked in the Indiana Pacers front office, and continues to host a basketball camp in Chapel Hill.
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That's why they cleaned house with the front office and coaching staff, realigned the defense, and massively overhauled the quarterback position.
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But two of the five former Alabama players on the Redskins roster said they had not talked to the front office.
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The critics, the supporters, the front office that traded him at a discount, and the team that happily scooped him out.
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Michael also was a Yankee coach, oversaw scouting, and in his later years was a senior adviser in the front office.
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About 25 members of the Golden State organization, including front-office staffers and coaches, are scheduled as part of Tuesday's program.
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SPECIAL GUEST Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross and members of the team's front office were on the field pregame, watching warmups.
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Even so, the official said the embassy's front office was staffed by career bureaucrats, who are known for keeping meticulous records.
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To his credit, Dolan cannot be accused of having bypassed black candidates for front-office and coaching jobs through the years.
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It soon became a hit, despite memos from the front office telling Mr. Campbell to stop booking so many country stars.
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"They do a good job of putting whatever we need out on the field," Sabathia said, referring to the front office.
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Lynch comes into the job with no front-office experience, having gone straight from the playing field to the broadcast booth.
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Gordon has played excellent basketball, and everything that D'Antoni and the team's front-office pitched to him has come to fruition.
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There would be at least a front-office partnership in place if Jackson exercised his option to leave after next season.
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Nor would Griffin have apparently had the freedom to drastically overhaul the front office and bring in the people he wanted.
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Perry was the executive vice president of operations for the Sacramento Kings and previously held front-office roles for other organizations.
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SCOTT CACCIOLA BILLUPS WITHDRAWS FROM CAVS' SEARCH After discussing a lead role in Cleveland's front office, Chauncey Billups withdrew from consideration.
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Mr. Rooney started out as a water boy and held nearly every job in the team's front office, eventually becoming chairman.
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The shooter entered the school through the front office and was checked for his identification, following routine procedures, the police said.
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Schmidt coached the Bruins until 1966, with the exception of the 1961-62 season, and then moved into the front office.
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Two N.B.A. front-office executives, who declined to be named because N.B.A. rules ban public discussion of prospects, delivered mixed reviews.
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But the standards have changed in Chicago, where the front office wonders how much more it can get from this core.
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Kupchak's lengthy run with the Lakers, which spanned nearly four decades and began when he joined them as a player in 1981, included 30 years in the front office and 17 as the head of the Lakers' front office until his abrupt dismissal in February 2017 — 19 days after Magic Johnson returned to the Lakers in an executive role.
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After retiring, he worked in Major League Soccer's front office as a community development manager working on Hispanic grassroots and youth programs.
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No struggling large market team—yes, including the Knicks—is held back by a more rudderless front office than the Chicago Bulls.
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Former WNBA star Swin Cash will assume a prominent role in the front office of the New Orleans Pelicans, ESPN reported Monday.
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A year after that, the New York Times reported that several members of the St. Louis Cardinals front office were being investigated.
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"I don't want this to be kind of going back and forth between me and the front office and management," Anthony said.
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Instead of burning a Tavares jersey, consider burning the suits worn by Islanders ownership and front-office employees the past nine seasons.
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Harris, 42, played four of his five NFL seasons for the Cardinals from 2002-05, then joined the front office in 2007.
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He worked in a variety of coaching and front office jobs with the Lakers from 1994-313 and again from 2013-14.
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He helped develop the Rooney Rule under which NFL teams are required to interview minority candidates for coaching and front-office positions.
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Braves The Braves front office has decided the days of trading major leaguers for prospects are over, and it only took a .
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" It's unclear who exactly made the video, but the team said it was a "pre-produced video from outside our front office.
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Maybe the front office has some sneaky brilliant moves up its sleeve, like the preseason trade of Michael Carter-Williams for Snell.
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In a surprise move, they also pulled Paul DePodesta out of the New York Mets front office to be Chief Strategy Officer.
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However, Mourinho allegedly has met some opposition in the front office of Manchester United, and so a little persuasion was in order.
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" As a special assistant to Gates, the consultant said, McCarthy was the "right hand of the Defense secretary with front-office access.
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But after spending the last several years in a front-office role, he reflects the basic opinion of modern executives: swing away.
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But the industry still eliminated 6,000 employees in the quarter, falling to 52,100 front-office jobs such as trading, sales and advisory.
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He had been given a front-office job with the Red Wings in which his duties apparently entailed nothing more than smiling.
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Having watched my dad for many years, and my grandfather for many years, I kind of understand how a front office works.
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That's just good gamesmanship, and while it's not particularly illuminating, a front office with looser lips would be cause for greater concern.
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That may be the answer, but if Kidd never arrives there it could create a difficult conundrum for the Bucks front office.
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After checking in at the front office, I was immediately whisked away via golf cart to my tiny house, The Little Bear.
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Porzingis has dealt with New York's near-constant turmoil in its coaching and front office ranks since he was drafted in 2015.
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"They felt like we could do it sooner rather than later," Johnson said, referring to his conversations with the Reds' front office.
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His comments on Twitter were inappropriate and do not reflect the opinions of the Red Sox front office or its ownership group.
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Will he choose a new GM and hand over full autonomy, or will he try to run the front office by himself?
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That passion and desire to gather knowledge are what Steve had as a player and he's also taken into the front office.
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A former pre-med student, she had fallen in love with manufacturing after working for a summer in the plant's front office.
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Baldelli joined the Rays' front office after retiring in 2011, and they coached on the same Rays staff in 2015 and 2016.
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Some of the world&aposs largest banks are re-organizing their front-office due to a spike in prioritization of customer-centricity.
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But watching the Browns' front office evaluate talent is not unlike watching your drunken uncle fire up his Christmas-gift chain saw.
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Mounting frustration prompted Ballmer to strip Rivers of his front-office power in August 2017 and promote Frank to head the department.
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President Steve Mills pledged that Perry would have the leeway to bring other people into the front office to work alongside him.
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JPMorgan also plans to hire more than 500 front-office wealth and asset management staffers this year, and expand its US presence.
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At the complex, they found two facility employees and a resident, all women, who had been shot in a front-office area.
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After graduation from Whitman College, he landed an internship with the Los Angeles Dodgers, but still no moneyball in the front office.
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To that end, Halem said, M.L.B. is creating a full-time position that will essentially be a scout for front-office talent.
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Ben Alamar went to the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament, like many N.B.A. front office executives, in the middle of April seven years ago.
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He persuaded the front office to set up a NeuroTracker cave in the practice facility, at a cost then of around $230,212.
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Even after the Stroman and Vargas deals, Van Wagenen's front office is expected to be active in the trade market this week.
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Even after the Stroman and Vargas deals, Van Wagenen's front office is expected to be active in the trade market this week.
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The Knicks' front office has been lauded for its savvy picks in last year's draft and its recent acquisition of reclamation projects.
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It helped that money guys and tech evangelists were becoming part of other N.B.A. franchises as well as the league's front office.
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David Raposa: We need Robert Shaw in a front office drinking ditch beer and scheming on how to trade for Mike Trout.
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On Friday, Keith Law, a senior writer for ESPN and former Blue Jays front office staffer, wrote a scathing takedown of Tebow.
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Rubin is also one of the front-office leaders responsible for the resurgence of the Philadelphia 76ers – an inspiring sports business turnaround story.
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When the front office fielded offers for Harvey over the winter, Callaway, a former pitching coach, and Eiland thought they could help Harvey.
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The New York Knicks' "dream" scenario is to hire Toronto Raptors president Masai Ujiri to lead their front office, according to multiple reports.
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The right pieces, in his mind, include capable pitching and hitting, experience and youth, and leadership from the front office to coaching staff.
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The 60-year-old won 2 titles with the Celtics during his 14-year career before taking his talents to the front office.
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There is a German saying, "Wer rastet, der rostet" — "He who rests rusts" — and the club's front office has long embraced the notion.
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The lack of a star quarterback has hamstrung the franchise, leading to lost games, coaches, front-office members and a generation of fans.
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Those figures comprise the average annual salary and bonus combined of 4,475 front-office bankers' pay packages analyzed for the study, Emolument said.
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"They make the decisions and there's nothing any of us can do about it," third baseman Justin Turner said of the front office.
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"Early this morning, someone threw a brick through the front office window of my Roanoke office," Warner said of the incident on Twitter.
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Should the Giants struggle early in the season again, the pressure will be on the New York front office to make a switch.
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President Obama's brother-in-law has found a new gig in the Big Apple ... in the front office of the New York Knicks.
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The message from Minnesota's front office has been the same each time — the Timberwolves intend to keep their star forward, according to ESPN.
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At the end of the day, there is a front-office elected government and a back-office, Mullah-IRGC run theocracy in charge.
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The only blame-target the front office has left, aside from themselves, is the team's medical staff, which is never a good look.
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Friedman, the Dodgers' president of baseball operations, had drafted Toles in 2012 when he was at the helm of the Rays' front office.
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The challenge to sign them all falls to Gorton, who spent 15 years in Boston's front office before joining the Rangers in 2007.
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These quants and MBA's approach the human resources arbitrage of front office work very differently; not more sensitively, but with more sensitive data.
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In this case, finally, the Anonymous NFL Front Office Guys—and Phil Savage, who has a fantastic NFL executive name—are not wrong.
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That will help Van Wagenen, who had never worked in a front office, in his transition from his former job as an agent.
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Those questions only rose in volume when Buss named as Magic's sidekick another front-office neophyte, Rob Pelinka, Kobe Bryant's polarizing former agent.
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He joined Boston's front office in 2003 as executive director of basketball operations after playing on two Celtics championship teams in the 1980s.
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As we reported ... the ex-NBA baller was offered a front office job with the Cavs, and he's reportedly still mulling that over.
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Gruden and members of the team's front office repeatedly denied that Oakland was in a rebuilding year, but the team went 217-284.
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The Yankees, with legitimate World Series ambitions, were turning their team over to a neophyte — Boone had no coaching or front office experience.
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But then the 49ers went 2003-8 in 2014, and simmering disputes with the front office led to Harbaugh's departure at season's end.
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In a telephone interview last week, Lapchick told me that the Knicks' transition to a minority-powered front office did not surprise him.
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Houston's problems are depth, defense and age — with little for an ever-aggressive front office to peddle in search of trade upgrades. 12.
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"Honestly, the front office pushes who they want to get the ball to," wrote Beasley, who will be a free agent in March.
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"In terms of how to set up a front office, how to think about problems, talent evaluation — Jerry is a superstar," Ballmer said.
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The hiring also completes Buffalo's front-office overhaul, which began with Coach Rex Ryan's being fired in the final week of last season.
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After the game, Sacramento Kings owner and chairman Vivek Ranadivé addressed the crowd, joined by the team's players, coaches, front office and executives.
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Still, Girardi said the Yankees' front office never gave any serious consideration to converting Severino from starter to reliever in the off-season.
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But they're so flush with cash and prospects, and their front office makes such sound decisions, that they should easily fill any hole.
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Anthony said he was just tired of spats with a member of the front office playing out in front of all to see.
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Front office personnel from the NBA and other leagues are now taking a closer look at TBT, with tangible results for its participants.
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She took over the front office in hopes of building something bigger, an enterprise that could pay decent wages to its staff members.
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The Haslams aren't nearly as public as Jones, but they've provided an extremely short leash and turned over the front office four times.
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"Prescott is in a better position," said Mike Tannenbaum, a longtime front-office executive with the Jets, the Miami Dolphins and other teams.
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To get the answer, I asked a front-office executive who has seen both players in person to break them down by tools.
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And one of the first places you can see it is in the workplace, whether that's the front-office or the factory floor.
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I, personally, have always suspected the use of cyborg death-corgis on the part of the Atlanta Braves front office (Pembroke, not Cardigan).
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And if Kelly does indeed want Kaepernick, how could the 49ers' front office act against their new coach's wishes so soon into their relationship?
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Trout's teammates have historically held him back, with the Angels front office unable to push the team into the playoffs beyond the 1.3003 appearance.
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For the Mets' front office, this deal could be as triumphant a moment as the trade that brought Cespedes to the team last summer.
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If you look at the P&L of a B2B business, the bulk of their "front office" spend is in sales, not in marketing.
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Cleveland&aposs front office, led by Sashi Brown, is also under pressure as a plan to turn around the team has shown minimal progress.
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Brand, a 16-year veteran, had retired in August and spent the new few months turning down numerous coaching, front office, and broadcasting offers.
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Rebounding and rim protection may be an Achilles' heel, but L.A.'s front office has the time and resources to figure out a solution.
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He began a front-office career in junior hockey, but died in 1992 at the age of 40 after a battle with brain cancer.
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Detroit's coaches are fighting to retain their jobs after a front-office overhaul in November that has left the team without a general manager.
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Everything is as remorselessly rational as it always is, or anyway flows from a front-office calculation that some executive believes to be rational.
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Williams added that the front office also shared in the blame, and said he did not want Price or Jenkins to be a scapegoat.
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Houston's front office is operating without a general manager, but the Texans had shown no signs of progress in negotiations with Clowney for months.
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Higgins was kicked up to the front office at the beginning of July, Green was promoted—reportedly over Higgins' objection—a few weeks later.
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She has direct responsibility for front-office service delivery and directs various aspects of product management and strategic priorities, and new business development efforts.
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McPhee is a well-respected NHL mind, and we can expect that he'll fill out the rest of the front office with solid hires.
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Chicago's coaching and front office staff agreed that the team needed Bill Cartwright, the better to upgrade their center play with smarts and toughness.
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There were indications two years ago, denied by General Manager Doug Wilson, that the front office was looking to move one of the players.
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They spent hours working on it, and it'll take you all of five extra minutes to leave it for them at the front office.
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Mr. Oshima, like everyone who crosses the threshold into the cavernous industrial farm from a front office and reception area, was wearing a hairnet.
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It was the end of a weird saga that involved Instagram posts, frozen feet, and numerous fines and disputes with the team's front office.
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His departure would devastate the appeal of the league's best-supported team and potentially turn segments of the fan base against the front office.
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That consistency extends from the front office to the court, with the Spurs being led year in and year out by a superstar talent.
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Sean Ryan, VP of platform partnerships at Facebook, says Facebook wants Workplace in use across the organization, from the warehouse to the front office.
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Luck goes hand in hand with the consistently shrewd decisions Chicago's front office will need to make, no matter what they choose to do.
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There's a reason the front office was fined for tampering—their best path to contention is still to hit it big in free agency.
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The 49ers front office won their power struggle with Jim Harbaugh last offseason, but in doing so managed to lose just about everything else.
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On Sunday, the team locked down the former All-Pro safety and FOX broadcaster John Lynch to run their front office for six years.
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Houston's front office is operating without a general manager, but the Texans have shown no signs of progress in negotiations with Clowney for months.
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If the Yankees can manage a sweep, the front office might have to reconsider selling off Carlos Beltran, Andrew Miller, and/or Aroldis Chapman.
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If not, their front office made an aggressive, advantageous trade that sent a positive message to their best player about their commitment to winning.
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There were no signs of relenting, not with front office smarts and a mega-market budget and barrels of talent in the minor leagues.
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Perhaps sensing an impending end, this dysfunction has lately started to metastasize, expanding to include front-office maneuvers and postgame nights on the town.
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The Dodgers have made it to the Series thanks to deep-pocketed owners, a robust front office, a respected manager and a talented roster.
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Now they are World Series champions, a status that presents a new challenge to their front office, the most unapologetically progressive one in baseball.
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The Celtics front office had revealed that they saw Thomas as a mere asset — fungible, mobile, dispensable — and he responded by demonstrating his singularity.
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"It's their job, it's in their hands," he said, referring to the many moves awaiting the Knicks' front office, including another lottery draft pick.
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When a team is simply not good enough to win, and the front office emphasizes the future over the present, the players can tell.
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Sometimes players interpret being traded away from a team as a sign of rejection, that their old front office does not want them anymore.
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He joined the Hurricanes' front office after he retired as a player at age 219 in 218, then became an assistant a year later.
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Most important, the Celtics have Ainge, a savvy front-office executive unafraid of swinging for the fences, and strong ownership invested in his strategy.
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In a recent poll by Front Office Sports, 58% of respondents cited ticket cost the top reason for not attending a college sporting event.
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Yet over Girardi's tenure, managers increasingly became extensions of the front office, and the Yankees, with their increasing emphasis on analytics, were no different.
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Alex Anthopoulos, the Braves' new general manager, said the front office had analyzed Markakis's hitting mechanics and found nothing markedly different from past years.
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Maybe, just maybe, he also might have been waving at Philadelphia's front office, reminding Eagles executives of what could emerge as a grave mistake.
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She did player evaluations, cutting up video clips and seeing what kind of fit the front office would be once her playing career ended.
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Top front-office decision makers are also almost exclusively white, and baseball has seen a steep drop in the percentage of African-American players.
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There's too much front-office esoterica — one appendix lists clauses from rooftop-seating contracts for buildings around Wrigley Field — but Cubs fans won't mind.
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But another detour for Kaprielian is frustrating for a front office that had envisioned him rising through the minor league ranks by this point.
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Both the Atlanta Hawks and the Orlando Magic recently asked the Cavaliers for permission to speak with Griffin for their top front-office positions.
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"This includes absolutely everyone associated with our club, from our locker room and front office, all the way through to our fans," he said.
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He said in a phone interview Thursday that he had analyzed scouting reports and held conversations with the front office via Skype and email.
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Per the Chronicle, Carlos Correa said that second baseman Jose Altuve was one of the players whom the front office contacted before the deal.
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League rules prohibit players, coaches and front office executives from enticing an athlete under contract with another team to come play for their franchise.
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League rules prohibit players, coaches and front office executives from enticing an athlete under contract with another team to come play for their franchise.
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As with the Golden Knights, Florida's front office assembled a roster consisting of high-energy, defensive-minded castoffs who were granted a fresh start.
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The sustained sports failure of this superlative-obsessed metropolis is due to a toxic combination of better opponents, questionable coaching and front-office mismanagement.
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At the very least, the Bills front office was kind enough to release Rex and Rob from their coaching responsibilities before New Year's Eve.
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Mansur said the Tecolotes' front office and coaching staff had watched video of Heimlich from college and of a tryout in front of scouts.
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The uncertainty was quickly resolved, however, when a new front office took the reins that winter and traded Kemp to the San Diego Padres.
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It will be up to Monk to make sure that future front office casualty is someone who passed on him, and not someone who didn't.
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This is all unfortunate—unfortunate for Puig, unfortunate for the fans, and unfortunate for a front office that just made perhaps its biggest move yet.
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Dublin-based Fenergo is among several fintech firms targeting the "middle office" - where the front office ends and before the back office deals with transactions.
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The bank's front office staffing levels fell 22008 percent over the first nine months of the year at its global banking and investor solutions division.
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Outlook: Yet another loss to the Penguins seems to be the one that finally broke the Capitals—the players, the front office, the fans, everyone.
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For starters, they hope to attack three areas of retail with this approach including the supply chain, the corporate front office and inside stores themselves.
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Tens of thousands of junior employees, including front office staff, are likely to be hired for the hotels it franchises or leases out, he said.
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After the Beijing Ducks missed the playoffs, Marbury wanted the front office to pick up its team option for the final year on his deal.
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He was a part of the front-office group put together by Alderson after he took over as the general manager after the 2010 season.
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They have sustained more than one front-office overhaul in the past few years, and their record over the past two seasons is 1-31.
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To be clear, it's not like all of these guys just wandered in off the golf course and were handed a cushy front office job.
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ESPN reported Sunday that the Browns' front office was interested in possibly bringing Condi for an interview to replace recently-fired head coach Hue Jackson.
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He'll get a job in some other front office making suggestions to a person who will take them under consideration before making the final decision.
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Length and bounce are core traits the Thunder front office values in players at every position, the better to leverage in an aggressive defensive system.
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Part of the math being done by the Indians' front office involves the near imminent return of two injured starters: Corey Kluber and Carlos Carrasco.
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A few hours before our meal, Odor's representatives, including Cesar, sat down with members of the Texas Rangers front office to discuss a contract extension.
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They played through front-office fiasco, which led to the firing of an executive for a boorish rant at female reporters during a clubhouse celebration.
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The Miami front office has already signaled that this season is a lost cause, trading away left tackle Laremy Tunsil and wide receiver Kenny Stills.
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"She had just such a bright spirit," said Monica Sanchez, front office manager at the Hampton Inn where Ms. Robles had worked for five years.
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Only one in every 10 firms, including both hedge funds and private equity, reported that women made up more than 30% of their front office.
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I asked an National League front office executive to break them down, and also to pick which one he'd rather have in the long-term.
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As the team approaches its final season at Turner Field, it announced several front-office changes, including Schuerholz moving from team president to vice chairman.
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Further reports out of Washington indicate that many members of the front office were not even on board with the decision in the first place.
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At Cavinee's Paint & Body Shop, where he works, Sasser held court at his desk in the front office, surrounded by photos and old car paraphernalia.
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Jackson had passed on the Eagles for a head-coaching job that came with a little bit extra power and sway within the front office.
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Cookies hosts Ben Detrick and Jordan Redaelli discuss the legacy of Manu Ginobili, the Orlando Magic's front office overhaul, and Barack Obama's svelte beach bod.
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Ozzie Newsome in Baltimore is regarded as one of the league's best, though he was elevated to the position after holding other front office jobs.
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With D'Antoni's ingenuity and Harden's transcendent skill-set ultimately running the show, Houston's front office treated the offensive side of the ball as a priority.
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Greatness is out of reach and there's no rational reason to believe that can change—something that should be more worrisome to this front office.
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Temenos acquired it in December 2018 and integrated it into its Digital Front Office product — the offering that would later be transitioned into Temenos Infinity.
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Buford has been at Popovich's side through it all, but it wouldn't be shocking if his name began being floated for front-office jobs elsewhere.
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John Coppolella spoke confidently in August about the future of the Atlanta Braves and the efforts of their front office to resurrect the sagging franchise.
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In addition to the MLB, other sports leagues like the NFL and NBA have put forth efforts to get more women in front office positions.
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Their roster is deep, young and versatile, their front office is smart, wealthy and creative, and they just won 104 games, their most since 1953.
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But Anonymous NFL Front Office Guy can look to other leagues and see that everyone in the jobs parallel to theirs is not like them.
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She's helped them call their parents from the school's front office phone, to hear their parents' voices and the reassurances it's going to be okay.
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The Dodgers front office played their part with aggressive acquisitions to strengthen their chances, bringing in Japanese starter Yu Darvish via a mid-season trade.
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ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reported that Jimmy Butler isn't going quietly into that good night, talking shit to his teammates, coaches, and even front office execs.
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But he has chosen to work in the Yankees' front office, writing his version of scouting reports and counseling the younger players throughout the organization.
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Stamkos said the owner Jeffrey Vinik's commitment to the team was a big factor in his decision, as was Yzerman's prescience in the front office.
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The front-office roles seem like a natural development for all three, who exerted a particularly strong influence in the clubhouse as players — especially Franco.
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The Indians' front office — which has served for years as a feeder system for envious rivals — has always been keenly aware of its competitive window.
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And the firm plans to hire 500 front-office wealth- and asset-management staffers this year to expand and compete in the increasingly competitive industry.
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"We're pulling in the same direction," Altuve said during the A.L.C.S., explaining that the front office honors the players' efforts by trying just as hard.
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"If Angola was the front office of corruption, Portugal was the back office," said João Batalha, the president of the Portuguese chapter of Transparency International.
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SPECIFIC JOB DESCRIPTION • Provide staffing and enabling functions on legislative issues for the front office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy (OUSD(P)).
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The Knicks front office, led by president Steve Mills and GM Scott Perry, said they felt the signings would make the Knicks tough and competitive.
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And while Madkins is not going to reorganize the front office in the way Griffin might have envisioned, the hire indicates some changes will occur.
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But when his contract was not renewed — the Kings had a new front office — Arseneault returned to Grinnell, where he took over for his father.
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If you're not familiar with Ross ... he has 21 years of front office experience and was most recently the NY Giants VP of Player Evaluation.
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This further incentivized front office revenue-generating automation while leaving back- and middle-office processes to languish in underfunded, risk-prone and costly legacy applications.
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Craig Robinson, a former college basketball star, has accepted a front office job with the Empire State team, according to a Monday Yahoo Sports report.
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Ross and Rodriguez are not listed as part of the front office on their respective teams' websites, and Thomas is an adviser for business operations.
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Mourning was inducted into the NBA Hall of Fame back in 2014 and now works in the Heat front office as a player development guy.
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The studio is again Capitol, but here the focus is a suit, Eddie Mannix (Josh Brolin), a front-office true believer and a devout Roman Catholic.
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Then she realized she was having a medical emergency and went back to the front office for help, but was told she would have to wait.
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Thousands of front-office types, journalists, and fans flitted from talk to talk, listening to experts expound on everything from biometrics to eSports to contract negotiations.
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We don't yet know how much sway West will have over a front office that already boasts Doc Rivers, Lawrence Frank, and general manager Dave Wohl.
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Paul Molitor was fired as manager of the Minnesota Twins on Tuesday, though he has an offer to remain with the club in the front office.
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In 2003, Michael Lewis published Moneyball, which chronicled how the Oakland Athletics front office used a different approach to analyzing baseball statistics to find undervalued players.
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Ask random front-office types around the league for their opinion on the Brewers system, and they're likely to tell you it's a well-kept secret.
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By comparison, Black Monday — the day after the last day of the regular season, when some teams fire coaches and front office executives — was downright pedestrian.
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If Dolan does hire Rose, he's using the player-agent model to build his front office, which is a move growing in popularity among NBA owners.
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A five-time Pro Bowler and 2009 first-team All-Pro across 12 seasons (2001-12) with Arizona, Wilson joined the Cardinals' front office in 2016.
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Wooten is chairman of the Fritz Pollard Alliance, an organization that promotes diversity and equality of job opportunities in NFL coaching, scouting and front office staffs.
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The cap hit is small, but it's no small thing for a front office as savvy as Houston's to spend big on an aging big man.
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"The Spurs drafted Tim Duncan when they already had David Robinson, and that worked out pretty well for them," a Stars front office member noted wryly.
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I watched as the only sports team I really care about got absolutely crushed, for no particular reason aside from the malfeasance of the front office.
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How they can screw it up: On the night before the draft, the Leafs' front office can accept a dinner invitation from the Winnipeg Jets' brass.
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So it's people in the front office but also veryimportant people in control functions and support functions whose roles arecritical to the success of the bank.
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There's just no way that an NHL front office could ever unravel the complexity of a hockey trade over the course of several weeks or months.
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C.R. -- who's also coached at Oregon State University -- has served in the Milwaukee Bucks' front office as the V.P. of player and organizational development since 2016.
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The Houston Texans will not hire a general manager for the 2019 season, instead opting to divide responsibilities among current front-office members, ESPN reported Wednesday.
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With front-office tenures usually measured in years, not decades, executives are sometimes under pressure from ownership to produce results that "play" well in the press.
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Even considering the other veterans the team has shed in that time, the Braves' front office — fairly or not — expected a better product in the majors.
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We've focused on front-office execs that bear the primary responsibility for driving the group's revenue — no operations or back office roles appear in our chart.
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The Knicks have one of the worst records in the N.B.A. The front office isn't happy, but Coach David Fizdale isn't worried about his job security.
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The child's father, who was holding on to her throughout the incident, quickly pulled her out and carried her to the front office, the zoo said.
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As Brown continues his battle for his helmet, the Raiders front office sounds more and more frustrated with the time he has missed at training camp.
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One could easily guess what it was, based on the moves that Jackson and the Knicks' front office have engineered in the weeks since that discussion.
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The higher expense forecast includes $600 million of new technology investments and $1.6 billion for marketing, front-office hiring, new branches and a new headquarters building.
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Teachers are demanding raises for their colleagues, for, as Arizona teacher Noah Karvelis told me, bus drivers, cafeteria staff, and the people in the front office.
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Philadelphia is reportedly close to bringing in Colangelo's son, Bryan Colangelo, to help out in the front office and Hinkie took the opportunity to step away.
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"When you're playing as much as we do, I don't think you have a choice but to have defined roles," the NL front-office member said.
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Everything is taking into account, from ownership to the front office to their cap situation to the roster to where they currently stand in their timeline.
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Those one thousand hurts and innumerable stacked delays have given the Bulls' front office those very same margins to "what-if" within for half a decade.
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The major concerns, then, look ahead at the crappy cap sheet constructed by an incompetent front office that routinely sacrifices future gain for a passable present.
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The prospect of spending that money on a player the team no longer wanted could not have been pleasant for the 49ers' front office to contemplate.
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The Indians' front office agreed to a deal with the Milwaukee Brewers for Lucroy, who then exercised his no-trade clause over concerns about playing time.
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He also said that he was satisfied that Red Sox ownership and front-office personnel did not know what was going on in their own dugout.
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Yes, Anonymous NFL Front Office Guys exhibit some really unpleasant crabs-in-a-barrel behavior, but also being in a barrel sucks and people eat crabs.
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More than that, the Anonymous NFL Front Office Guy knows what the future looks like, and knows that he is not necessarily a part of it.
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Given how much time the Anonymous NFL Front Office Guys have spent delivering slaps of their own, they do not make for the most sympathetic figures.
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Chauncey Billups might wanna put his consideration for the Cleveland Cavaliers front office job on hold ... 'cause he is KILLIN' it in Ice Cube's BIG3 League.
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A number of writers have crossed over into front-office jobs in the league, but most of them had backgrounds immersed in analytics or evaluating players.
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And plenty of fans are giving most of the credit not to the players or the current front office, but rather to a former general manager.
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Ferreira is in her 22019st year with the Red Sox and is already one of the highest-ranking women in a Major League Baseball front office.
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Since his retirement, Ichiro has worked as a front-office adviser, with Mariners players and with minor leaguers at Triple-A Tacoma and Class-A Everett.
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Ferreira is in her 270st year with the Red Sox and is already one of the highest-ranking women in a Major League Baseball front office.
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The franchise has now taken concrete steps for a possible move as their new lease agreement provides them a front-office location in Costa Mesa, California.
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Espada also embodies the evolving role of the modern coach, balancing responsibilities as a conduit to the front office with the traditional task of developing players.
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In Tampa, Bloom was part of the front office that traded away stars like Evan Longoria, Chris Archer, Wil Myers and Price, all with mixed results.
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It also doesn't hurt that the Clippers' new front-office cabinet features Michael Winger, the highly rated salary-cap guru and strategist, as Frank's top aide.
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Mills and Perry now give the Knicks the only front office in the league in which both the team president and general manager are African-American.
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Now, Howenstine was telling Forbes that the Spurs' front office had been trying to reach him for about 15 minutes: Why wasn't he answering his phone?
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And he was not widely appreciated by Bulls fans, who were enthralled with Jordan's heroics, not the front-office figures who dealt with his contract demands.
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Knicks 222, Heat 103 Phil Jackson, the Knicks' president and master of mindfulness, has found ways to make news beyond his own front office this season.
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There were stories that the front office culture Luhnow had created in Houston was not just cutthroat and paranoid, but increasingly high-handed and stridently amoral.
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But "The Two Bills" still works, mostly, as a peek inside the locker room, the front office, and the complicated machinations behind America's most popular sport.
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After his playing days, Nobis spent three decades in the Falcons front office and ran a charitable organization that provided job training to people with disabilities.
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The Alameda County Sheriff's Office said that it would pursue misdemeanor assault charges against Mr. Ujiri, one of the N.B.A.'s most celebrated front-office executives.
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He was 6-4, 225 pounds, and he possessed the leadership skills that would eventually make him one of the best front-office executives in N.F.L. history.
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But in a clubhouse that heard and felt the criticism, and a front office that took the heavy load of it, there is some sense of satisfaction.
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SAP is best known for managing back-office components with its ERP software, but this adds a cloud-based, front-office sales process piece to the mix.
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For extra Browns-y flavor, there's a report indicating that coaches wanted to sign former Bears kicker Robbie Gould while the front office insisted on Parkey. 13.
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Basketball-wise, nothing about The Process is especially difficult to explain nor particularly revolutionary beyond the scale at which Hinkie's front office put it all into effect.
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David Griffin, the Pelicans' newly hired executive president of basketball operations, is continuing to fill out the front office to guide the team through a critical offseason.
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Its front office is expected to be led by Dave Tippett, a former coach who would lead the search for the club's first general manager and staff.
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The pro footballer wed fiancée Brittney McNorton – who worked for the Lions front office – in June 123 and invited all of his Lions pals to the wedding.
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The Warriors are sending a front-office contingent to Los Angeles to visit Thompson as the NBA free-agent signing period is set to begin Sunday evening.
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ESPN draft analyst Todd McShay has removed himself from consideration for a job in the New York Jets' front office, according to his network colleague Chris Mortensen.
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And one of the front office guys really wants me to be able to get up and down the floor, so being able to run every possession.
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However, the team's lack of depth and frontcourt athleticism—ongoing problems Washington's front office has failed to solve over multiple seasons—could prove too much to overcome.
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Mark Consuelos plays Oscar, the charming front-office man tasked with making Baker's transition to the Major League — and the men who inhabit it — a smooth one.
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"Overall, I know his mindset is that he can figure it out, knowing he has the relationship he has with the team and front office," Wooten said.
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Witnesses told police that there was an attempted shooting at the front office of the factory, then the gunman went to the north side of the plant.
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That will result in the loss of about 100 back office jobs in New York and over 10 positions at its customer-facing front office, Reuther said.
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Cap space is nice, but Brooklyn's front office didn't look bullish on their chances of landing a star when they let Dinwiddie's extension cut into their room.
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Padres general manager A.J. Preller worked in the Rangers' front office during Washington's tenure and holds him in "high regard," sources told the San Diego Union-Tribune.
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There's been a lot of drama around the Lake Show lately ... from failed coaching searches, Magic Johnson quitting and bombshell reports of dysfunction in the front office.
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The higher expense forecast includes $600 million of new investments in technology and $1.6 billion for marketing, front-office hiring, new branches and a new headquarters building.
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The Cubs outfielder is gifting 108 bottles of Johnnie Walker Blue Label to his coaches, teammates and front office people ... so says a rep for the scotch.
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Given their top-end talent, a front office with common sense would probably have them positioned as buyers the same year LeBron James might actually be vulnerable.
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Jackson doesn't have the stink of a big decline on him, so his front office probably can't use him as a scapegoat without exposing their own necks.
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This current controversy just gave the Murdoch family, which oversees the corporate front office, the opportunity to move more quickly with a process that was inevitable anyway.
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A five-time Pro Bowler and 2009 first-team All-Pro in his 213 seasons (2001-12) with Arizona, Wilson joined the Cardinals' front office in 2016.
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And for a manager with scant experience who was hired by a front office that leans heavily on analytics, he has proved to be his own man.
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The Denver Broncos met with former NBA general manager Sam Hinkie this offseason as they evaluated their front office processes, according to a report by The Athletic.
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Regardless of the NFL's decision, the Raiders front office is clearly frustrated with their star players' absence, and hoping to put this entire chapter behind them soon.
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Asked why Swisher was not brought in to help solve the first-base puzzle Friday, Girardi deferred to the front office for making certain call-up decisions.
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The Dodgers led the majors in bullpen E.R.A. Roberts also worked well with the Dodgers' analytically minded front office, getting veterans to buy into the organization's vision.
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The bank highlighted Microsoft analytics, machine learning, productivity apps, front office apps and core financials as ways that Microsoft stands out from cloud giants Amazon and Google.
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Each time James made the decision to change area codes, he left a team, and an owner, and various other front office types reeling in his wake.
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The front office felt that his skills had declined so much — he was the league's 30th-ranked passer — that he no longer merited an elite quarterback's pay.
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If he fails again and the Red Sox do not advance to the World Series, the decision could haunt Cora and the Boston front office for years.
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It was a weekend that seemed to underline the Mets' reputation as being both deeply unfortunate with their players' health and remarkably dysfunctional in their front office.
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Popovich was the acerbic but caring old-school master, R.C. Buford the erudite front-office presence and Peter Holt the owner who let them do their jobs.
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Decisions that were once the domain of a manager are now collaborative, involving the front office, pro scouts, player development and sports science staff members, among others.
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"You want to trust what our staff and front office believes in and thinks, because at that point, the only thing that matters is winning," Wood said.
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That's discouraging, but it underscores the trepidation of a front office that would probably love to rebuild, but it owes its fans an honest effort to win.
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For now, he essentially shadows Hugh Weber, the Devils' president, attending meetings and sitting in on conference calls, learning how every facet of the front office works.
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Ruben Amaro Jr., a former Philadelphia Phillies general manager who was the Mets' first-base coach last season, moved to a front-office adviser role this winter.
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"But in the future, if I say that managing isn't for me, maybe I want to be more involved in a front office, I have more tools."
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They would bolster their receiving corps through free agency and the draft — players the front office was more invested in — and kept Nance on the practice squad.
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After Alderson decided not to return, the Mets replaced him last fall with Van Wagenen, a player agent who had no experience in a team's front office.
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The Golden Knights' front office will receive the league's list of unprotected players on June 18, after which they will have 72 hours to select their team.
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He left a post as assistant general manager in St. Louis for the front-office job in 20133, so he could spend more time with his family.
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Undoubtedly, I would have made the fans, the media, even the front office more comfortable if I was a more 'rah-rah guy,' but that's not me.
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A day later the Red Sox front office, led by the principal owner John Henry, deemed Cora's role too odious to keep him in a leadership role.
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"As a front-office guy, you really want to be on the same page with the coach, but especially when you're going to be losing," he said.
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The days of ownership, general managers and front-office personnel turning over their entire operation to a manager to run a 22015-man roster for six months?
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The Giants front office stunningly traded Odell Beckham Jr. to the Cleveland Browns in March after he stirred up drama expressing his frustration with Manning last season.
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Yet there is little doubt that more than a few N.B.A. front-office executives wish they had the license Holt did to raise such concerns so publicly.
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Williams, 61, who has been in Washington's front office since February 2014, got a promotion from senior personnel executive but did not want the general manager's title.
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He cursed out a front-office executive, antagonized his coach and the team's younger starters, and led a team of reserves to a victory in a scrimmage.
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In an unusual move to beef up their front office, the Mets have reunited with Omar Minaya, whom they dismissed as their general manager seven years ago.
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The role has evolved to become a more direct conduit to the front office, with increasing emphasis on tying decisions about lineups and strategies decisions to analytics.
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Forgotten, for now, is the team's playoff-free season — its sixth in a row — and all the front-office infighting and the fan protests at Staples Center.
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Injuries aside, thanks to the work of Friedman's front office (and Colletti's, just saying), they have a loaded major league roster and an even more loaded farm system.
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Jerry West has officially left the Golden State Warriors after six fruitful seasons as a weighty voice in a front office that overflows with intelligence, experience, and success.
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After about a minute and a half of that, Bierma went inside to check in with the front office and stood under a doorway through a few aftershocks.
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Making the situation more dicey was Johnson publicly declaring Tuesday that he will push to hire Kobe Bryant to whatever front office job the recently retired icon desires.
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It was never Love's fault that the Timberwolves' front office was unable to draft astutely, assemble a solid supporting cast, or handle his contract negotiations with any competence.
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Baseball nerds surely love to look through media guides, but researching them for front-office flow charts, as if such nominal details explain much about how organizations run?
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The plan is to dial up sales and customer acquisition by building out the commercial team and putting its energy into front office ops for the coming year.
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But for all the headaches he gave the UFC front office, their tiffs have yet to boil over into all out war, and McGregor delivered when it counted.
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After Chicago's front office declared it wanted to get younger and more athletic—they joined the rest of the NBA in this goal—it backed off on both.
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Having a friend in a NBA front office—one of the few people on earth who knows what Connaughton is going through—certainly didn't hurt throughout the process.
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Stan Van Gundy, Detroit's trustworthy head coach and steady front-office presence, seems to think so: Detroit signed him to a five-year, $130 million contract this summer.
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The number of front office staff, including trading and investment banking employees, at the world's 12 biggest U.S. and European banks fell 4 percent last year to 53,200.
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In the front office, his assistant, Rumana Ahmed, and his deputy, Ned Price, are squeezed behind desks, which face a large television screen, from which CNN blares nonstop.
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He was with them in 2004 when another analytics-driven front office — run by Paul DePodesta — traded the popular catcher Paul Lo Duca at the nonwaiver trade deadline.
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"We found instances where compliance staff were not empowered by senior management in order to provide effective challenge to the front office on execution quality," the FCA said.
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A mass cull of front-office staff is unlikely but sales, distribution and trading jobs are at risk, industry analysts say, with the latter replaced by algorithmic trading.
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But she still wanted to scout, only to be told by at least one front-office executive that she could not do that and expect to be paid.
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The Knicks aren't on their way to the playoffs, either, and are trying to find a path to future greatness behind a front office led by Phil Jackson.
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I spoke to some front office executives and learned why it might actually be the wave of the future: The application of sabermetrics in baseball is nothing new.
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When DeShields announced her plan to return to school on April 1, Riley, Johnson, and the rest of the Stars front office scrambled to craft an alternate plan.
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Lawyers, compliance, front office, back office, middle office — enacting meaningful reform, or even getting budget to expand a technology program, could require sign-off from all of them.
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But king among the litany of ridiculous details is a story about how the front office ended up projecting porn on the vaunted office walls for 20 minutes.
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Temenos is likely betting on both its Kony acquisition and its previous acquisition of Avoka to produce a strong front-office offering to complement its back-end product.
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They rose to a title a decade later, but then fell so far that they picked first again in 20113, after Amaro's last season in the front office.
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The Seattle Mariners have shifted the Japanese star into a front-office advisory role that seems unprecedented in the modern game — uniformed consultant, mentor, baseball professor and cheerleader.
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But they made no front-office officials available on Saturday, leaving Manager Mickey Callaway to address the bewildering state of Cespedes, their $333 million-a-year franchise player.
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"I'm sure they talk about thousands of names over time," Boone, whose team eventually landed Happ and Lance Lynn to bolster its rotation, said of the front office.
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German soccer now seeks to raise its own talent not only on the field and in the technical area, but behind the scenes, in the front office, too.
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"You're representing the organization as the frontman," said the Colorado Rockies' manager, Bud Black, who has been a major league pitcher, a coach and a front office assistant.
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During her more than two decades with the Red Sox, Ferreira has worked her way up from administrative assistant to an executive leader in the team's front office.
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But the Pelicans, with Dell Demps heading their front office, rebuffed several overtures from the Lakers, choosing instead to keep Davis and weigh their options after the season.
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The Dallas Mavericks of the N.B.A. brought in Cynthia Marshall as chief executive after a Sports Illustrated article revealed sexual harassment and misconduct in the team's front office.
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Boone is now the conduit from the front office to the clubhouse, charged with interpreting and relaying metrics that were unavailable when he played, from 1997 through 2009.
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But Laimbeer was rehired in January 2015 shortly after Isiah Thomas, his former teammate with the Detroit Pistons, began working as an adviser to the Liberty front office.
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What is rightfully perplexing to fans, and a sign that this team's troubles reach deeply into the front office, is the decision to make Geno Smith the starter.
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The team's front office persuaded the Reds to give Nichols a night in their broadcast booth to commemorate his 4,000th game, which happened on a recent road trip.
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But the culture of the front office has been much different in recent years with the success of young stars like Aaron Judge, Gary Sanchez and Luis Severino.
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The Twins' hierarchy is more democracy than monarchy, with Baldelli leaning heavily on the bench coach Derek Shelton, and Thad Levine sharing front-office duties with Derek Falvey.
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A modern manager must serve as the middle man for nearly all factions of the organization, from ownership to the front office to the coaching and training staffs.
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Usually, tampering refers to league rules prohibiting players, coaches and front-office executives from enticing an athlete under contract with another team to come play for their franchise.
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We had been told to provide a family member with the front office number, and in case of emergency, a message would be posted on the white board.
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The Saints, meanwhile, are assured of their third consecutive non-winning season amid rumors earlier in the day of a potential front-office shakeup looming after season's end.
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An article last Sunday about the shake-up in the Los Angeles Lakers' front office rendered incorrectly in some copies the nickname of the Lakers' development league team.
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Gettleman, formerly the Carolina Panthers' general manager and a Giants front office employee for 13 years, has been responsible for several free-agent signings considered to be busts.
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Gettleman, formerly the Carolina Panthers' general manager and a Giants front office employee for 13 years, has been responsible for several free-agent signings considered to be busts.
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The head of the Toronto Raptors' front office was involved in an altercation with a sheriff's deputy shortly after his team won the N.B.A. championship, the authorities said.
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Women hold 30 percent of front-office positions, according to ESPN, and include league executives like CMO Dawn Hudson, but football operations is still largely a boys' club.
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According to the Los Angeles Times, his grandfather, John McVay, was a coach for the New York Giants before becoming a front-office executive for the San Francisco 49ers.
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That strategy almost requires fortuitous timing, impressive assets, and a front office that can be potent and lean at the same time by identifying then pouncing upon market inefficiencies.
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That call won't be fun for Boston's front office, but it will be necessary if the Celtics want to dethrone 33-year-old LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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Lowry will have to decide, perhaps in conversation with the Raptors' front office, whether or not his desire to win a ring has a chance to happen in Toronto.
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A year after going 4-12, a desultory season that produced sweeping changes in the coaching staff, the front office and the roster, the Jets had returned to relevance.
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But while Jackson fights for his job, Brown, Paul DePodesta and the rest of Cleveland&aposs analytics-friendly front office can&apost hide from monstrous misses in the draft.
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Matt Damon could have been cleaning the floors in the Coyotes front office, solving equations no one in the room could understand, and this team wasn't going anywhere anyway.
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Among these biases, one stands out: the anchoring effect, in which scouts and other front office people attach themselves heavily to the first piece of information they're presented with.
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Because our front office puts in a lot of work, a lot of time, and if you asked my wife the question she'd probably give you a different answer.
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His constituents of Latino, Korean, and Armenian descent wait in his front office, waiting for a moment to share their fears about Trump with California's most powerful state lawmaker.
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Those moves were followed by the installation of the legendary former Lakers point guard Johnson and the longtime player agent Rob Pelinka as the Lakers' new front-office tandem.
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"When he [the shooter] entered the school, he entered the school from the front office and no one felt uncomfortably or said he shouldn't be allowed in," she says.
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Gone are the days when horrible front office management, disastrous player personnel decisions and a revolving door of head coaches led the team into the abyss of constant struggle.
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His team is an amalgam of youngsters the front office expects him to develop and veterans on short-term deals (and mostly from losing teams) who expect to play.
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"We have a tremendous front office that is always looking for talented players, and they're not afraid to take some risk along the way," Rangers Manager Jeff Banister said.
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He walked into the front office of the Coeur d'Alene Press, handed over $900 and an old photo of his son, then spent 30 minutes writing the ad copy.
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While we built that framework, we were also busy transitioning Gerardo from a full-time financial analyst to a front office professional well-versed in the world of sales.
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Accepting a one-year deal would provide Riley and the Heat front office the flexibility to re-sign Wade and Whiteside, and get in the running for Kevin Durant.
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The 211ers went 218-23 in Hinkie's tenure and his position within the front office became less secure when the team brought in veteran executive Jerry Colangelo in December.
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NSC officials have also complained about struggling to coordinate policymaking with the national security adviser's front office, which saw several key aides depart at the same time as McMaster.
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The Blue Jays front office will begin to clear out their roster logjam to make room for this singular talent—an unprecedented star forming before the entire baseball world.
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If the Knicks don't land two players who can immediately elevate them to a tier of sustainable championship contention, it'll be interesting to see how their front office recovers.
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After several years of cautious growth, the NWSL is finally expanding its front office from just three full-time employees, Duffy said, to ten to 15 full-time positions.
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He attended an NBPA leadership development program last week in Las Vegas, as well, to learn more about front office roles and what it takes to succeed in management.
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That said, this is the same franchise that essentially swapped Al Horford for Dwight Howard, so clearly their front office is content with living life on the edge. 7.
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How else can you explain the decision by the front-office group that took power this offseason to discard the coach with the best winning percentage in franchise history?
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"It's something that, from our front office to the coaches to the players, we believe in, so it's not something we needed to be validated," Manager Dave Roberts said.
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There are few organisms on earth—up to and including those catastrophically invasive river carp and Men's Rights Activists—less immediately sympathetic than the Anonymous NFL Front Office Guy.
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Part of the Mets' message when they hired Brodie Van Wagenen as their general manager last month was that they wanted to beef up the front office around him.
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So far he has hired five people in the front office and other divisions and last week he signed the veteran guard Jarrett Jack and power forward Michael Beasley.
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Jenkins will report to Frank and Michael Winger, the general manager, and will not have any employees under his purview but will be assisted by the entire front office.
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Should the Panthers opt for a temporary solution, Brady could guide them through a season or two, buying the front office some time to get their future planned out.
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At the team's news conference last month, the Islanders co-owner Jon Ledecky read a statement in which he said everyone in the team's front office would be evaluated.
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Even Phil Jackson, the former team president, made only one significant addition to the front-office hierarchy, bringing in Clarence Gaines Jr. as a vice president for player personnel.
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The ability — or inability — to make changes in the front office appeared to have been a major stumbling block in the Knicks' pursuit of David Griffin earlier this summer.
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But he has no front-office experience and joins an organization with only six playoff appearances since losing to the San Antonio Spurs in the N.B.A. finals in 1999.
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Ball became the first pick made by the Lakers' new front office, now led by Magic Johnson, one of the franchise's iconic figures, and the former agent Rob Pelinka.
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Botterill's first priority will be hiring a coach to replace Dan Bylsma, who was also fired in the Sabres' second front-office housecleaning in three and a half years.
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Certain AI use cases have already gained prominence across banks&apos operations, with chatbots in the front office and anti-payments fraud in the middle office the most mature.
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SPORTS An article last Sunday about the shake-up in the Los Angeles Lakers' front office rendered incorrectly in some copies the nickname of the Lakers' development league team.
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Notably, Sky Blue FC saw attendance rise 21 percent year-over-year in 2017, but the front office decided more was needed, and brought in Lloyd as a centerpiece.
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That is atypical in recent years for the Knicks, who have often stocked the franchise with veterans because of a lack of draft picks after poor front office decisions.
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M.L.B. rules prohibit any player who moves into a front-office role from playing for that team again in the same season (although he could play for another team).
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The Orioles' emphasis is clearly on the future — establishing a much stronger presence in Latin America, drafting first over all this June, adding staffers to a lean front office.
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Our teams tend to spend lavishly on players, so perhaps the blame lies with spoiled team owners, as well as "questionable coaching and front-office mismanagement," Mr. Barry wrote.
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And through the union, he participated in several off-season programs — coaching, broadcasting and front-office leadership — designed to help players prepare for the next phases of their lives.
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Dillon Brooks is Found Money I wonder how a lucky a front office feels whenever they draft someone 45th overall and then immediately watch him flourish in consequential ways.
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An underwhelming start was enough to give him the boot, and evidently the Panthers front office was so fed up they didn't even think to call him an Uber.
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If he can come through with a good performance and lead the Texans to a victory, he could convince the front office and fans that he's worth giving another shot.
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McAdoo said the front office had asked him to focus on the game and that the team would deal with the controversy surrounding Brown when they return to New York.
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Coalition, a research firm, estimates that research jobs at banks have fallen by about 10% since 2012, roughly in line with the decline of front-office jobs as a whole.
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After he left, I asked someone from the Toros front office if it was rare for an American to be plugged in to baseball on both sides of the border.
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Front office headcount fell 3 percent to 52,900, with staffing levels still affected by the cuts made by some of the surveyed banks in the first half of last year.
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SAP, which has traditionally handled the back office management of some the biggest companies in the world is moving further into the front office with this deal where sales happens.
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James, who has been criticized in basketball circles for a perception that he pushed for Cleveland's front office to fire Blatt, said before the game that the criticism was unfair.
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Of course, a lot of NBA pundits disagree ... slammin' James Dolan and the Knicks' front office for failing to sign guys like Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving earlier this month.
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Multiple reports indicate that Philadelphia has received permission to talk to three NBA front-office executives: Larry Harris of Golden State, Gersson Rosas of Houston and Justin Zanik of Utah.
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A-Rod's groundbreaking contract with the Rangers coincided with author Michael Lewis hanging around the Oakland A's front office to find out how they remained competitive without spending much money.
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A few days before the game, we take all the invited players that worked for both teams – for extra fun, we're going to count coaching and front office roles too.
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The defensive front-office reasoning was Green needed to become significantly better at one of those things, and that specializing in it would represent his ceiling as a basketball player.
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Banks need fewer people in front-office roles, and more in technology and as well in compliance and risk management to deal with tighter regulation since the global financial crisis.
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Mark Cuban says he's already begun firing and suspending Dallas Mavericks front office employees over a Sports Illustrated article that paints the company as a nightmare place for female employees.
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But this year he's no longer concerned with front office responsibilities, and isn't pressured to cater to Chris Paul's ball-dominant demands (which, by itself, isn't necessarily a bad thing).
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Those figures exclude sales and front-office staff, which it says it has not been able to include in "advance integration planning because of regulatory restrictions," Anheuser-Busch InBev said.
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Jameis Winston is due for a new contract next year and needs to have a stellar season to convince the Buccaneers front office that he's worth a long-term investment.
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Gallo turns 29 in a month and a torn ACL suffered four years ago might have still been on the minds of front-office decision-makers weighing the risks reward.
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Sports Briefing | Baseball Jerry Reinsdorf, the chairman of the Chicago White Sox, said he had "complete faith" in his team's front office in the aftermath of the Adam LaRoche dispute.
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So many of Chicago's problems over the past couple years have been tied to malignant ownership and a front office that's more interested in keeping their jobs than anything else.
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Some uncertainty has also stemmed from the fact that Van Wagenen, with 17 years experience as an agent, has never worked in a team's front office, let alone led one.
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The initial thought in the Pelicans' front office was simply to find a proven talent to complement Davis, who had made the playoffs only once in his first five seasons.
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The Anonymous NFL Front Office Guys were always small—small in their understanding of the world and their job and the people under them, and ungenerous about all of it.
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Spurs Coach Gregg Popovich, in all of his 25 years in charge in San Antonio alongside his trusted front-office ace, R.C. Buford, has had only two players ask out.
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My sense is that Boylen is merely trying to deliver the sort of culture change that the front office wants, but an occasional respite will have to be worked in.
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For Johnson, neither the front office nor the bench proved to be a winning or even comfortable habitat like the hardwood he used as a launching pad to basketball immortality.
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For much of Michael's time with the Yankees, George Steinbrenner ran a revolving door that sent players, coaches, managers and front-office personnel spinning in and out of Yankee Stadium.
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Several current and former N.B.A. front-office hands acknowledged that the tournament, despite representing just a small part of any college player's career, inevitably looms large in their decision-making.
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Perry made his jump to the N.B.A. in 2000 when he was hired as a scout for the Detroit Pistons, and by 2002 he was working in their front office.
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Roberts's aggressive bullpen usage, a reflection of the team's analytically minded front office, has lent another intriguing sidebar to this World Series, with fans not even waiting to second-guess.
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He was reassigned as a special adviser and soon moved to the front office, returning for a cameo as coach in 2000, when Stottlemyre took a leave for cancer treatments.
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"I've obviously admired (Bird) since he played for the Celtics and I thought that he did a tremendous job as a coach and front office person in Indiana," Stevens said.
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That's why the opening scene of this episode, in which Maia moves through a front office full of black people of various hues and professional standing, has so much weight.
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It is a front office in which general managers have come and gone in recent years while the internal infrastructure has pretty much stayed in place despite all the losing.
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"We are helping them to automate a lot of front office and back office processes, particularly in finance and accounting, ticketing, repricing and all sorts of different processes," Dines said.
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NOTES: Lakers coach Luke Walton said he is focused more on coaching his club instead of keeping up with the on-going saga between Magic Johnson and the front office.
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Falvey, whose full title is executive vice president and chief baseball officer, had spent nine years in the front office of the Cleveland Indians, most recently as assistant general manager.
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"He could straddle the line between deep analytics and on-the-field coaching better than just about anybody I've ever seen in the front office," General Manager Mike Chernoff said.
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And as data analytics continue to become more prevalent in his favorite sport of baseball, he's thought about the possibility of working in a major league front office, "Moneyball"-style.
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Alderson's sense of humor remains sharp; he tests out jokes on his wife, Linda, or members of the front office before using them in speeches or when talking to reporters.
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If anyone wants to check how Discovery is doing energywise, they can stop by the digital dashboard by the front office or even call it up on the school's website.
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Another theory, a cousin to the first, is that these bright and vastly white front-office men seek managerial empty vessels into which they can pour their statistics and equations.
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While Bell had consistently thrived on the field in Pittsburgh, he regularly clashed with the front office off it, believing he was being dramatically underpaid once his versatility was considered.
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Which cuts to the heart of the Knicks' big problem: The front office overestimated the cards they already had, and bet more than they should have on immediate playoff contention.
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They haven't reached the point where that's no longer of value, and the two-steps-back approach doesn't suit the front office or, really, reality at this moment in time.
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"80 percent of the people in our front office are millennials, myself included, and we're just having fun with some of the clichés that people point out about millennials," Murphy said.
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Rather than retrace the steps Boston's front office took to get here, let's just say that it's an abnormally charmed story, one that reads more like a fairytale for Celtics fans.
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Lopez's buzzer-beater lifts Nets over Pistons NEW YORK — Since entering the NBA in 2008, Brook Lopez experienced multiple coaches, different front office regimes, multiple trade rumors and many productive nights.
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When she went to the front office to ask the principal why this was happening, she was told kids would sometimes play around in the bathroom and waste the tissue paper.
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The winless Browns shook up their front office Thursday, first firing executive vice president/general manager Sashi Brown, then hiring Dorsey as the new GM. Dorsey made a significant move immediately.
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And while Dolan has been the common denominator since the late 1990s, mistrust and infighting between coach and front office has been a staple — or sickness — of the Garden for decades.
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It's actually less disturbing thinking it's a marketing effort than assuming the Jaguars front office assumes the best way to connect with the local Jacksonville market is mass-produced light beer.
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On the other, the team's inevitable-seeming ascension to the top of the NBA's Eastern Conference could be tripped up by some questionable front office moves made in the recent past.
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It's far too dramatic to label this Oklahoma City's last stand, but with a defense this good, it'd be a damn shame if their front office didn't treat it that way.
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What we're really looking at here is the husk of a team that's going to go into hard sell mode this time next year after the current front office gets canned.
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Replenishing the bench is essential for Washington's front office this summer, but they'll have to do so with severely limited cap flexibility and no first-round picks in this year's draft.
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Wednesday night's Game 7 will be wrenching to one of two long-suffering fanbases, not to mention the players and associated front-office personnel and others affiliated with the losing organization.
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Seattle Seahawks safety Earl Thomas wrote a deeply personal essay today for The Players' Tribune and it should make every single owner, front office executive, and league official feel like garbage.
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Part of the math being done by the Indians' front office in trying to make a deal involved the near imminent return of two injured starters: Corey Kluber and Carlos Carrasco.
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It's not simply that the coach (or the front office, or both) has decided to go back to the old offense; they have also unleashed a maelstrom of pro-Triangle propaganda.
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But given their tumultuous front-office history and revolving-door practice with coaches, the Knicks, for all their payroll largess and geographic prestige, are not a franchise with great curb appeal.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — As the Giants' scouts and front-office personnel surveyed the wide receivers available in the N.F.L. draft, a familiar name rang out when they assessed Oklahoma's Sterling Shepard.
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What better way to screw over that front office than beating one of the few other winless teams remaining and move yourself out of the top overall pick in the draft?
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To me, that was really the main takeaway from the front office: There's an inclusive energy where everyone honestly believes — and truly has — an impact on what's happening on the field.
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Since then, the Dolphins dealt Tunsil to the Texans in exchange for a pile of picks that signal loud and clear that the Miami front office is thinking about next year.
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"It became a joke in the front office of how much faith I had in him, and then he shows up in spring and has been dominant ever since," Green said.
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It wasn't passing on Johnny Manziel ... it wasn't the Greg Hardy situation -- Dallas Cowboys bigwig Stephen Jones says the hardest decision he's made in the front office is benching Tony Romo.
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Will a front office be willing to give him a multi-year deal, and will another coach be willing to provide him the opportunities that Brown is happy to give him?
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Hornets 111, Knicks 97 Kurt Rambis was asked Wednesday night whether he thought it was important for a team's head coach and top front-office executive to have a close relationship.
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And—now for my heavily anticipated random prediction that won't make sense if Marc Stein's report about him joining Detroit's front office comes true—I think Chauncey Billups will replace him.
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That's the benefit Portland enjoys thanks to a roster, coaching staff, system, front office, and owner that are all on the same page and securely strapped in for the long haul.
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The knives are out for the Blue Jays front office, with the eleventh-hour trade of Josh Donaldson to Cleveland for a player to be named later serving as the flashpoint.
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I'm sure it's possible that there could come a point where the front office decides the pros outweigh the cons here, but I don't think the case is overwhelming just yet.
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In a conversation with VICE Sports, a member of one team's front office who quickly dismissed Brooklyn's playoff hopes in 2018 wondered aloud why they didn't just target Kentavious Caldwell-Pope.
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Meanwhile, Brown made the NBA's all-rookie team, spent a few years as the Celtics' captain, played in the league for 12 seasons and joined the Magic's front office upon retirement.
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Despite single-handedly transforming the Sixers into one of the more exciting teams in the NBA this season, Embiid's frequent absences can't be disregarded as simply an overly cautious front office.
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Granted, they've admitted that Jim Tomsula, Head Coach, was a step too far into madness, but they remain a team with huge question marks, from roster talent to front office hubris.
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So even before Cespedes exercised the opt-out clause in his contract in early November, the Mets' front office and Cespedes's agents met in Midtown Manhattan to talk about the future.
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Throughout the struggles of this season, several Mets officials, from the coaching staff to the front office, have repeatedly expressed a desire for the team to become younger and more athletic.
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He appears in spring training as a uniformed coach for the Red Sox, who list him atop their front-office masthead as a special assistant, with Pedro Martinez and Tim Wakefield.
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For Beltran, the chance to learn the intricacies of the front office from Cashman, who has won four World Series during his two decades as the Yankees' general manager, was enticing.
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In February 2017, four seasons into the team's longest-ever playoff drought, the Lakers reshuffled their front office by firing the general manager, Mitch Kupchak, and installing Johnson as its president.
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Wilpon vividly recalled how Franco, Leiter and Wright had contributed to successful Mets teams, and he believes they can help foster that same culture, now, as advisers in the front office.
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"I was offered an extraordinary opportunity to work in the front office of an N.B.A. team and see the league I cover from a different angle," Jenkins said in the announcement.
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Instead, with his contract up and with the understanding that the team wanted a new voice, Collins will move into a new front-office position that has yet to be specified.
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But he failed to have much impact in Los Angeles, and the team's new front office — led by Magic Johnson and the former agent Rob Pelinka — was eager to move on.
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The position was ostensibly a pro scouting role, but it also allowed Espada the opportunity to work with the front office and learn the organization's philosophy — a coaching residency of sorts.
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Everyone in this locker room, including the coaching staff and including the front office and the fans at home that are watching, have made some mistake at some point in time.
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But the 41-year-old Wickenheiser has not slowed down, balancing her studies with her responsibilities in the Leafs' front office while working with junior players in the Western Hockey League.
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We have hired 150 plus people across three locations, Tokyo, San Carlos, London, that takes a lot of time to hire front office, back office, compliance, portfolio managers down to analysts.
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But I think everyone here is pretty open and the way the front office has approached us, it's a tool for us to be more successful, not to tear us down.
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It's a strictly front-office position for Blatt, who also announced his retirement from coaching on Wednesday, four months after he said in a public letter that he had multiple sclerosis.
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"Just adding pieces to help us says, 'We're here for you' from the front office," said outfielder Steven Souza Jr., who had 21 homers and 63 runs batted in entering Thursday.
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In a survey of league executives, from front office personnel to Commissioner Adam Silver, a broad range of anticipated developments and evolutions were mentioned that could reshape the NBA by 2030.
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After riding a dominant secondary during that run through the postseason, friction between players and the front office became apparent in star cornerback Jalen Ramsey&aposs continued frustrations with the team.
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THERE'S A LAUNDRY LIST ACCORDING TO OUR FRONT OFFICE OF PEOPLE THAT WANT TO TALK TO ME. I WANT VERY MUCH TO DO IT. I WANT TO FOLLOW IN GARY'S FOOTSTEPS.
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He was formally released from the roster on Monday and officially joined the front office as a special adviser to Chief Operating Officer Jeff Wilpon and General Manager Brodie Van Wagenen.
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The Knicks' front office claims operational independence from the team owner, James L. Dolan, but can't even call an informal news conference without tailoring the guest list to his petty grievances.
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This is a business at the end of the day and the front office will do what it thinks is best for the team, and you can not change their decision.
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The two stud pitchers are expected to command a TON of money when they do eventually sign -- and that ain't exactly what Detroit's front office wants to do at this point.
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" A school district spokeswoman told PEOPLE that "when he entered the school, he entered the school from the front office and no one felt uncomfortably or said he shouldn't be allowed in.
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But it's worth noting here that Zaidi is actually the most charming member of the Dodgers front office—he's Bill Clinton on the campaign trail compared to Andrew Friedman and Stan Kasten.
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For the Washington front office, it's a better situation than you'd think at first blush—or at least it is compared to where you usually expect this team to be under Snyder.
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Blake and Robitaille have been apprenticing in other front office roles for a few years now, and Hextall did a stint as an assistant GM in L.A. before heading back to Philadelphia.
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Accordingly, Chicago has basically a 50-50 chance of making the playoffs this spring, and things stand to only get worse next season if the front office doesn't make any major adjustments.
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So while it's understandable for Houston fans to be frustrated at the judgment of their front office and the risk that they took, there's little reason to take it out on Osweiler.
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Not only is he running the Lakers' front office, he remains part owner of the Dodgers, and he will also have a piece of a new soccer team coming to Los Angeles.
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Assuming their front office and Smart's representation are too far apart on an agreement before July 20173st, the question of how high his offer sheet will actually be is a slight concern.
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The Dolphins are fresh off of a bye week and have been told all season the front office is tanking in order to set themselves up for a successful draft next year.
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The front office was empty—the secretary and the coördinator had left, and the positions were never filled—and there was no full-time nurse, social worker, resource officer, or behavioral specialist.
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The Twins' front office, he said, has been relying more on analytics in recent years and has tried to address the team's most glaring weakness — power pitching — in trades and the draft.
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The oft-told story may be apocryphal, but word of Lerner's penchant for violence had clearly reached the front office of the Patriarca crime family, the Boston Red Sox of the underworld.
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And while Roberts and members of the Dodgers' front office talked through many pitching situations that might occur in Game 5, using Kershaw on one day of rest was not seriously considered.
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But ESPN also reported that owner Glen Taylor is expected to be involved in any discussions about a potential trade, and is far more willing to unload Butler than the front office.
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A year ago the front office looked extremely fortunate that the deal had fallen apart—Bruce was OK enough, but Saunders was on his way to making the AL All-Star team.
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Kirk Cousins' days in Washington are likely numbered -- so says Redskins legend Mark Rypien, who tells TMZ Sports the front office screwed the pooch by not locking Kirk down before the season.
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He hit a home run in his minor-league farewell, but no thanks to the bat dog, who must have it in for A-Rod like much of the Yankees front office.
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In fact, in the same survey, around a third of investors said they wanted managers to embrace innovation in the front office, recognizing the importance of staying ahead and using advanced data.
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Gretzky, the N.H.L. career scoring leader, has not held a job in a league front office since he was a part owner, coach and head of hockey operations with the Phoenix Coyotes.
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Then there was the decision after last season to replace Joe Girardi as manager with Boone, who had never coached, managed or worked in a front office since retiring as a player.
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Cashman could have easily brought Girardi back, but he wanted someone perhaps better suited for the most vital task of today's manager: communicating the vision of the front office to the players.
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Brodie Van Wagenen, the team's new general manager, and members of his front office detected an ebb in Smith's performance early this spring when Smith struck out three times in a game.
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A first-round pick in 210, Howden was the piece the Rangers' front office particularly wanted in the deal, which also brought forward Vladislav Namesnikov and defenseman Libor Hajek to the team.
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Shortly after Tom Wilson was appointed president of the Pistons in 1992, Daly resigned and Mr. McCloskey moved to the Minnesota Timberwolves, who were in desperate need of better front-office management.
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DENVER — The final two months of the Mets' disappointing 473 season will serve as an evaluation period for next year — when, the front office believes, the team should become a contender again.
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Maddon has since said that the Cubs' front office grew more controlling as his five-year tenure wore on, and Epstein responded by saying he never wants to subvert his manager's authority.
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"Undoubtedly, I would have made the fans, the media, even the front office more comfortable if I was a more 'rah-rah guy', but that's not me," Manning told reporters on Friday.
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But during the year's scouting combine ahead of the draft, reports of a shake-up in the Red Bulls' front office — and a rift between Curtis and Marsch — had begun to circulate.
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The Red Sox told league investigators that Mr. Farrell; Boston's president for baseball operations, Dave Dombrowski; and other front-office officials were not aware of the sign-stealing operation, the people said.
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Though Bidwill never held the Lombardi Trophy in a Super Bowl triumph, he did break ground by hiring minority employees for the team's front office as well as for its coaching staff.
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Brady is a free agent for the first time in his career, but the Patriots&apos front office is reportedly ready to make him a huge offer to stay in New England.
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Once the player returned in May, Suzuki was moved to the front office but continued to travel and work out with the team, harboring hope of making the club again in 2019.
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Barkley ignited a recent firestorm, questioning James's competitive courage after he publicly took Cleveland's front office to task for, in effect, not keeping pace with Golden State's roster upgrade via Kevin Durant.
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The report in the Willamette Week in Portland, Oregon, came two weeks after a Sports Illustrated account that portrayed a hostile work environment for women in the front office of the Mavericks.
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Analysts also want to see SAP spell out a more detailed technology roadmap at Sapphire to clarify how the company will bring coherence to its patchwork of existing front-office software functions.
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But the Giants' front office is going to have to acknowledge its mistake of drafting Flowers with a high pick and move him to right tackle, where he can do less harm.
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If Knicks owner James Dolan officially hires Rose, he'll be using an agent-turned-executive model to build his new front office, which is a model growing in popularity among NBA owners.
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The Islanders made wholesale front-office changes after last season, hiring Lou Lamoriello as the president of hockey operations and then naming him general manager as well in place of Garth Snow.
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" But front-office executives realized that Mr. Previn could handle the deadlines that went with studio work, and they put him on what he called "an endless stream of cheap, fast movies.
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The team made a similarly unorthodox addition on Tuesday, announcing that Jessica Mendoza, a baseball analyst for ESPN, would join the team's front office as a baseball operations adviser to Van Wagenen.
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One side seems to be knocking the front office for not getting enough talent on the roster, the other for mismanaging the talent that's there and not pushing the players hard enough.
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The aggregated number of FICC front office staff - covering sales, trading, and research - at the top 12 global banks fell 7 percent to around 17,500 in 2016, down from 18,20113 the year before.
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"When Jerry called me with the news, it was on par with walking off the field after winning the Super Bowl," said Brandt, who worked in the Cowboys' front office for 29 seasons.
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The vet and other staff come out to tell me what a joy they were and that they let them roam the front office during downtimes, which makes me feel a lot better.
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In the meantime, Davis has recovered from a finger injury, but the Pelicans' front office reportedly ordered the All-Star big man to sit out as rumors swirled ahead of Thursday's trade deadline.
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