Former Wizards Skipper, Randy Ready Rises Through the Ranks

Randy Ready as the Wizards skipperMiLB.com has an interview with former Fort Wayne Wizards skipper, Randy Ready, who managed the team from 2004-2006 where he obtained a 208-209 record and reached the playoffs each season. He managed the Double-A San Antonio Missions to a 73-66 record and the Texas League championship in 2007. In 2008, he will manage the Padres’ Triple-A affiliate, the Portland Beavers.

Ready discusses his memories as a player, his favorite parks, his bobbleheads and more.

Image lifted from MiLb.com (credit to Emily Smith/MLB.com)

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