How do you become a manager in the major leagues?

Question

I have been a Cardinals fan since 1985 (I was born in 1978) and have kept up with the team religously. In tonights game against the Cubs (C-ompletely U-seless B-y S-eptember) and I called every pitch that was coming and knew that Pujols needed to single to right to get on. Rolen had a lucky at-bat, but was able to get Pujols over to second. Encarnacion had a horrible at-bat but was able to get on and advance Pujols to third on a heads up play by Albert. Then Miles came up and had a 2-0 count and decided to start swinging at ball 3 and 4 and made contact on a 2-2 count, which caused a forceout at home but his hustle got him to first, which brought up Mr. Clutch as of lately, Bennett. Bennett took the first pitch for a ball. I told the person I was watching the game with that he needs to swing away at the next pitch, because the pitcher will not want to get behind 2-0...and guess what happened next...GRAND SALAMI! I am just wondering what it takes to become a coach in the Majors.

Answer 1

a lot of managers go to college but to manage you would have to find an open position somewhere and you may start off as a bench manager for an single A team
you will have to start managing in the minors

Answer 2

By being knowledgeable about baseball and by failing a test that proves you are psychologically unsound. I other words, you would have to be insane to want to manage a MLB team.

Chow!!

Answer 3

The majority of managers were ex-ball players, because they have PLAYED the game, and probably know the game ALOT more than you do.

That's your best chance.

Answer 4

well if ur so good at making calls u should be an ump

Answer 5

you need to know people in the MLB...like the owners...families of owners..etc.

Answer 6

get a life u dumb faaggot, kill your self faaaaag!