After Cleveland Indians‘ first base coach Sandy Alomar‘s name came up as a possible replacement for the White Sox Mark Parent, some worried the Tribe would lose one of their most beloved to a division rival. Replacing Parent might have just been a small step towards a managerial position, but with Robin Ventura on the proverbial hot seat that opportunity may have come much sooner in Chicago. In the end, Alomar decided to sign a two-year deal to remain with the Indians with an option for a third year.
Cleveland Indians: Sandy Alomar’s Decision to Stay Speaks Volumes
