IStillLoveTheMs wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2019 8:58 pm
Heather Tarr:
584 wins entering the 2019 season, most by any coach in any sport in UW history
Six Women's College World Series trips (2007, 2009, 2010, 2013, 2017, 2018)
2010 Pac-12 championship
2010 Pac-12 Coach of the Year
2009 NFCA National Coaching Staff of the Year
Four 50-win seasons
163 consecutive weeks ranked in the NFCA Coaches Poll (entering 2019)
24 consecutive weeks ranked in the top ten (entering 2019)
24 All-Americans
Seven Pac-12 Players of the Year (2005 Kristen Rivera- Player, 2009-2010 Danielle Lawrie- Pitcher, 2016 Taran Alvelo- Newcomer, 2011 Jenn Salling- Defensive Player, 2013 Shawna Wright- Defensive Player, 2018 Sis Bates- Defensive Player)
84 All-Pac-12 honorees
92 Pac-12 All-Academic honorees
2009 National Champion
2018 National Runner-Up
12 Super Regionals trips
69-31 postseason record (.690 winning percentage)
Nine-time Regionals host
14 postseason trips
Scott Servais:
3.1 WAR catcher over an 11-year MLB Career for an average of .3 WAR per year making him slightly better than a replacement player
352nd ranked catcher by WAR in MLB history
Career .686 OPS hitter
0 time All Star, Silver Slugger, Gold Glover
14 HBP's in 1994 is the most notable stats led (5th) category of his career
1 Playoff appearance as a coach or player in 1998
.000 Career winning % in the post season as a coach or player
.509 (and dropping) winning % as a manager
Has never led a team to the playoffs as a manager
Has coached 7 All Star Players over 3 seasons (likely 8 through the 4th)
Won a silver medal in the 1987 Pan-Am Games
Won a gold medal in the 1988 Olympics
Led player development during Rangers quality run during the late 2000's <----- hey maybe that's his strength? lets make him that. not the manager.
Assistant GM for Angels for 4 seasons, they made the playoffs once, losing.
I think one has earned the respect to not question their decisions more than the other.