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McCourt Makes a Concession
2005-02-24 12:00
by Jon Weisman

Public introspection from Frank McCourt. Who saw this coming?

From MLB.com, once more with feeling:

"We need to do a better job communicating with our fans and letting them know what our thinking is and what we're doing," he said. "The choices we made were in the best interests in the short and long term, but we could have done a better job bringing the fans with us. It's part of the learning process and I take responsibility."

And, in the same article, tangential introspection from Jeff Kent:

"As old as I am [37 next week], I had the jitters," said Kent, who will bat cleanup. "I'm excited to be here and I'm trying to make friends and make a good impression. I want them to know, even though I've got a locker stuck in the corner, it doesn't mean I shouldn't be talked to."

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