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After Just 3 Games, The Boston Hunters Of The Women’s Pro Baseball League Have Already Fired Their Manager

The league said Jemile Weeks better fit Boston’s youngest roster after Foulke’s commute from Arizona raised concerns about team chemistry.

  • Just three games into the inaugural Women's Pro Baseball League season, the Boston Hunters fired manager Keith Foulke on Sunday, replacing him with Jemile Weeks about 30 minutes before their game against the New York Heights.
  • WPBL Commissioner Justine Siegal cited a 'fit' issue, explaining the league needed a manager better suited for the young roster: "We needed someone with the experience with a younger age group to give them the confidence."
  • Foulke claimed he was "blindsided" by the firing, noting he had an agreement with WPBL CEO Keith Stein to commute from his home in Arizona to games at Robin Roberts Stadium in Springfield, Illinois.
  • Players appeared "a little tight" trying to impress their former manager, Siegal noted, while Hunters captain Alli Schroder emphasized the need for a coach who supports players "mentally, emotionally, all of the above."
  • With eight games remaining in the regular season, Weeks, an MLB veteran who began the season as a Los Angeles assistant, steps into the role as the Hunters look to improve upon their 1-3 record.
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World Series champ fired as Women’s Professional Baseball manager after 3 games

Former MLB closer Keith Foulke has been fired as manager of the Women’s Professional Baseball League’s Boston Hunters, the team announced.

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