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The transition from college baseball to the majors is fraught with challenges, primarily because of the vast differences in managing at these levels. At the collegiate level, coaches have substantial control over recruiting, transfers, and team culture—tools they often can't fully utilize in the MLB.
"You can't threaten players with transfers or scholarships in the big leagues," explains a commentator, pointing out how the managerial job in the majors involves managing relationships over a long-term period, often with players for several years.