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Article: No Matter How Nats Fare, Riggleman Is on the Run
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- The Washington Post
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- September 4, 2009
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One morning last week, just hours after another of his team's
recent losses, Jim Riggleman began his day same as always: coffee,
newspaper. Riggleman is a baseball man, his life set to its daily
patterns, but he also likes constancy, and right now his job
provides precious little of it. So Riggleman uses his mornings to
compensate.
In Chicago, back in town as the interim manager of the Washington
Nationals, Riggleman opened the curtains of his hotel room
overlooking Michigan Avenue and glanced outside. It was misting.
Some cars used their wipers; some didn't. Riggleman thought for a
moment, debating as you do when you already know the answer, and
concluded the rain wouldn't bother him.
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