VIERA, Fla. - Go ahead, call the Nationals' Davey Johnson a players' manager.
Some major league skippers might bristle at that moniker, which to some indicates that they mollycoddle millionaires and refuse to exert their managerial authority. Not Johnson, who values the relationship he culls with his players, figuring the more intimate the understanding of his charges, the better he's able to perform his job.
"I always try and put a guy in a situation that's conducive for him to succeed....
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