Thu Oct 22, 2009 7:07 am EDT
The San Diego Padres didn't want Kevin Towers to be the general manager anymore so they canned him three weeks ago. And now it's looking like the team is close to bringing on 35-year-old Boston Red Sox assistant GM Jed Hoyer to take his place, according to ESPN. (Rumor has it that Towers could take Hoyer's place in Boston.)
Hoyer, who has been employed by the Red Sox since 2002 when he was 28, has been interviewed by the Washington Nationals and Pittsburgh Pirates in years past for GM jobs but it looks like he's going to get the gig this time around.
The former star pitcher for Wesleyan University (who reportedly still has the school's saves records) has never lived away from New England.
Source: ESPN
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I don't think that deal will happen, but I have been wrong before.
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That is very true, but right now the Red Sox bluechip prospects are all at the lower levels at least 2 years away from major league ready. I am not sure the Padre fans would be receptive to a deal that would send away their top player for some guys who aren't ready to play in 2010 for San Diego.
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