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Ken Macha, he will become the first managerial casualty in the 2010 offseason

ByThis Day in Baseball October 3, 2010May 3, 2019

On October 3, 2010.00 According to Ken Macha, he will become the first managerial casualty in the offseason after hearing that the Brewers have decided not to pick up the option on his contract for 2011. The 60 year-old skipper, who reached the playoffs with Milwaukee two seasons ago as the NL Wild Card team,…

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Ken Macha, he will become the first managerial casualty in the 2010 offseason

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