MILWAUKEE -- For a time, as the first wave of analytical thinking swept through baseball, there were just certain things that “smart,” forward-thinking managers didn’t do. They didn’t lock players into certain parts of the lineup. They didn’t have a…
Tampa Bay Rays manager Kevin Cash is leading his team into the World Series against the backdrop of praise from players and leadership. President of baseball operations Erik Neander praised Cash's adaptability, leadership strength, and humility, emphasizing that the club is fortunate to have him guiding the team into Game 1 at American Family Field.
Now the longest-tenured manager in the Majors after 12 seasons with Tampa Bay, Cash has adapted his managerial style to his roster by embracing bunting, base-stealing, and consistent lineups. Players including Taylor Walls and Richie Palacios credited Cash and his coaching staff for creating a supportive environment focused on winning.
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