Normally, the perils of coaching the Rangers include the strain of managing a roster constantly under reconstruction and indigestion-inducing stretches without goals.
As the New York Knicks' president of basketball operations, Isiah Thomas already has his hands full managing a fresh roster of players and a relatively new coach.
She managed a distinguished roster of artists, including the singers Joan Sutherland, Elizabeth Schwarzkopf, Christa Ludwig and Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau; the conductors Sir Georg Solti, Christoph von Dohnanyi and Richard Bonynge; and the musicians Jean-Pierre Rampal, Mieczyslaw Horszowski, Alfred Brendel, Janos Starker and the Juilliard String Quartet.
Did the fatigue resulting the constant pressure of managing a $300-million 300-million into Mattingly's decision?
That experience steeled the Packers for almost anything and, in hindsight, made the more routine challenge of managing an injury-riddled roster seem rudimentary.
Under Ms. Fadiman, its fourth editor, it became known as a showcase for the intellectual essay, and she managed to attract a roster of illustrious contributors while paying a fraction of top-dollar rates: $500 for a feature article and $50 for a poem.
You will be coming on board at a very exciting and challenging time for the company, eventually assisting in damage limitation, managing an increasingly demanding client roster and working as a PR liaison with the international media.
"My job is to manage the roster that I have, how do we get the most out of that roster," he said after the session ended.
In her job, she managed a docket of NYC Civic Corps members and the nonprofit and public agencies the corps members worked with to increase their roster of volunteers.
"A lot of the moves we make, as we manage our rosters," Schuerholz, Atlanta's general manager, said, "has to do with the team we're putting together for this year but with the ability to construct a team for years to come.
