Ozzie's School of Management: Lessons from the Dugout, the Clubhouse, and the Doghouse
"Morrissey captures [Guillen’s] thought process . . . [and] nails why the man is so good at his job."--The Wall Street Journal"Morrissey writes with verve and much humor.… Through observing Guillen on and off the field and interviewing him, Morrissey presents a rewarding explication of how this individual operates. Fans… [will] enjoy this expert, fast-paced study."—Library Journal"Ozzie Guillen’s management style is not exactly straight out of the Harvard Business School,　but his singular approach　is vastly　more vibrant and　compelling.　There is a method to his madness,　and thanks to　Rick Morrissey for busting through the stereotypes and making sense of it all."—David Maraniss,　author ofWhen Pride Still MatteredandClemente"Rick Morrissey squarely puts you in the passenger seat of a baseball bus driven by Ozzie Guillen. I expected　Ozzie would　ignore the speed limit,　flip off a cop, and run over a few mailboxes, but I didn’t expect to learn about　his wisdom, patience,　and sixth sense　for the　baseball family. I would love to pass　on Guillen’s　words　to my young son, only problem is I have to wait until he is twenty-one."--Doug Glanville, former major-league center fielder and author ofThe Game from Where I Stand"Ozzie Guillen is my kind of guy, what you see is what you get, take it or leave it. He is a winner."--Mike Ditka, former head coach of the Chicago Bears