Ozzie's School of Management: Lessons from the Dugout, the Clubhouse, and the Doghouse (Hardcover) by Rick Morrissey

from jsewvello

I did not really care much for this book, but then I don't care much for Ozzie Guillen. This book seems more like a 250 page sports column than an actual book. The book contains 10 chapters. Each one delves into one of "The Ten Commandments of Ozzie which attempts to explain the manager and how h...

from mercuryangel3

As a casual baseball follower, I knew of the infamous Ozzie, but never knew both sides of him. The book gives a lot of insight on the reasons why he is so outspoken and the love of his players. The only problem I really had with the book was the fact that it repeated information throughout differ...

from bjmitch

One of the many reasons I love baseball is the characters you find associated with the game. Since a prime example of those characters is Ozzie Guillen, I was happy to win this book from LibraryThing. I thought it would be full of hilarious stories from his many years in the game, and since Morri...

from Gatorhater

This book is for the avid baseball fan that wants to know the nuts and bolts of how Ozzie Guillen manages a major league team. He's a native Venezuelan' once being a major league player himself, voted Rookie of the Year and a three time all-star team member. His analogy to being a successful mana...

from RDHawk6886

Thrown together bio of Ozzie Guillen. I am a White Sox fan in the Chicago area and am familiar with Morrissey and Guillen's last season with the Sox. This book could have been something, but as it is it's a poorly organized series of prior articles from Guillen's last season. There is. It much. W...