Giants introduce their new manager Tony Vitello
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Vitello’s Tennessee teams played with an edge. While in that role, he has said that “in between the lines there are no rules” and compared his team to UFC fighters. It’s a big, irreverent gesture to the pearl-clutching traditionalists who constantly claim baseball needs to be played according to an unwritten code.
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That moment was 11 years ago. Posey played six more seasons, retired and became the Giants’ president of baseball operations. Vitello became University of Tennessee’s head coach, turned the Vols into a collegiate powerhouse, and now is making the unprecedented leap from collegiate head coach to major-league manager.
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Even though he's now a Major League Baseball manager, here's betting that Tony Vitello is still going to be a college baseball guy at heart.