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by Jeff Millar & Bill
‘Bruised’ Astro coach
bitter about his firing
Associated Press
HOUSTON — Former Houston
Astros assistant coach Don Leppert
contended last week that he had
been fired in a shakeup of the As
tros’ coaching staff while General
Manager A1 Rosen said Leppert was
only being reassigned.
Leppert repeated his dissatisfac
tion with the move Monday and said
that perhaps he didn’t fit in with an
organization that seemed more in
terested in looking “clean-shaven”
than winning baseball games.
Now Leppert is officially out of a
job.
“I talked to Don this morning and
told him I don’t think we can use
him anymore if he can’t go along
with what we feel are the best inter
ests of this ball club,” Rosen said af
ter reading Leppert’s comments in
T he Houston Post.
Leppert, 52, an Astros coach for
the past six years, became the odd
man out last week when Rosen de
cided to bring Les Moss back from a
minor league assignment to work
with pitching coach Jerry Walker.
Rosen said he created a position
for Leppert evaluating minor league
players, managers and coaches and
reporting back to Rosen.
“I thought I was being very crea
tive with Don and it would have been
something that really would have
helped me to have someone of Don’s
ability telling me what’s going on in
the minor leagues,” Rosen said.
Leppert, who had nothing to do
with pitching instruction, told The
Post “Two other guys (coaches)
didn’t Jo their jobs last week in Ghi-
Astros’ Don Leppert
cago and I get fired. It’s not right
and I’m a little bruised over that.”
tint
mances- in Chicago had anything to
do-with his decison.
“It had nothing to do with what
happened in Chicago last week,”
Rosen said. “It was just in evaluating
the coaching staff we had and the
roles they played, that this was best
for the organization.”
Moss and Walker worked to
gether with Astros pitchers last sea
son but Moss started this season
working with minor league pitchers.
“This move was like going back to
the drawing board,” Rosen said.
“Last season it worked better. I was
not satisified with the way our bull
pen was working when you have
something like 11 losses attributed
the bullpen.”
The Astros lost two gamesio|f
Cubs last week in Lnicago ifl
rookie Mark Ross in the games
ace reliever Dave Smith warminjp
in the bullpen.
“W'e lost two games in a row Ip
cause w e lef t a rookie in there,
Ross, with one of the best nj|
handed relief pitchers this m
Dave Smith, standing there wanq
up.” L.eppert said.
“I still don’t know what happens
whether it was a miscommuniar
or what,” Leppert said. "Butitwai
my fault. I nad nothing to dorf
it/’
Leppert, whose contract nn
through the end of this season,]!
said he apparently didn’t fit inwi
the image the Astros managemt||
tries to enforce.
“The Astros want everyonetotf
gentleman, it) look nice on theif
planes, to have no beer on the b)
Leppert said. “Sometimes I tte
they believe that’s more import®
than winning games.
“All that Mickey Mouse stuff®
fine if you’re in a prep school,It
the important thing on this level:
winning games. They think bdl
clean-shaven is more important:
want to win.
“I think that attitude is sadlyW
ing through the whole organizattl
They want to make it a Sund
school church game.”
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