World Series champ critical of Giants after Alyssa Nakken interviews for manager job

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Aubrey Huff, who won multiple World Series championships with the San Francisco Giants, doubled down on his criticism of the organization for interviewing Alyssa Nakken for the open managerial role.

Nakken was among those interviewed for Gabe Kapler’s old job. She is believed to be the first woman to interview for a managerial job in the major leagues. Huff wrote on X, formerly Twitter, earlier this week that the Giants have become "embarrassing" as an organization and praised Texas Rangers manager Bruce Bochy for "bringing an old school" mentality to the American League Championship Series.

The former infielder expanded on his criticism in an interview on "OutKick The Morning w/Charly Arnolt."

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Aubrey Huff, right, criticized the San Francisco Giants for bringing in Alyssa Nakken to interview for the opening managerial position. (Getty Images)

"I one hundred percent believe in what I tweeted there. I think analytics and the woke, progressive nerds in the front offices of today’s baseball organizations — the only way they can get into baseball is if they figure out a way to invent these ridiculous stats that mean nothing to score woke political points, especially in San Francisco, and to be a part of the game they could never play," Huff said.

"And, when you have guys like Dusty Baker, Bruce Bochy, you even hear Alex Rodriguez and Derek Jeter talking about it pregame how there’s no iPads in the dugout, it’s old school, gut-feeling managing, I totally agree. I never thought I would agree with A-Rod in my life, but I did there."

Huff worries about the potential negative consequences