I think it´s unprofessional as a journalist to head off a commentator before a game.
Much less do I like the obvious flirtatious slant of the article, and propping him up as successful, based merely on his win/loss record.
Stop assuming we are obliged to consider the usual list of suspects for hires.
There is a plan, and we assume we are winning in the near future. We don´t need someone to manage our success, and we´re not stocking the band waggon.