Freed from the shackles of being the "boss," former Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro is partying down in Beantown.
During his time in Philadelphia as the team's general manager, things were not always sunshine and roses for Ruben Amaro, Jr.
He did some good things, he did some bad things. He did some things in the middle. He was at times honest, forthright, snarky, unpleasant or, as chronicled on this very blog quite frequently, smug.
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He was a symbol for the way the "old" Phillies did things, the polar opposite of the new regime that everyone agrees has been a breath of fresh air to Philadelphia baseball.