FORT MYERS, Fla. -- It is a Sunday morning in early March, one of those days Ruben Amaro Jr. might have been able to sleep in a little -- at least until the sun came up -- during his previous life as general manager of the Phillies.
But Amaro has settled into the routine of his new job as first-base coach of the Red Sox. And even if it doesn't carry the same power or prestige, it is one that he loves and is determined to succeed at.
By the time he does an interview with MLB.