then every other manager in a sociopathic threat to society.

Scioscia is rarely ejected.  He often converses with umpires, but he never throws a tantrum, and virtually never gets in their faces.  In fact, quite the opposite.  I've actually seen him get umpires to reverse their calls, and it's probably because of the calm and reasoned approach that he appears to take.  I say "appears," because unless Hud is doing his lip-reading thing, it's hard to know what's actually being said on the field.

is a pretty "blue" manager if you know what i mean.

with bad calls and such, but the guy knows the rules, more than almost anyone i've ever seen. He's usually fairly calm when "discussing" disagreements with the umps.

I've never seen him blow up Earl Weaver style!

it might be time to stop smoking whatever he is smoking. Hallucinations are not a good sign

Mellow enough that he managed to get roped into the notorious '86 Dodgers "Baseball Boogie" video. Even though Sosh tried to stay in the background in his green satin jacket, I still can't get the pictures out of my head from this monstrosity ...

If you haven't seen it yet, be warned ... keep sharp implements safely tucked away.

The Horrendous Baseball Boogie Video
(featuring OUR manager, Mike Scioscia)

The only thing I can think of is that angry Papa Panda Bear look he has sitting in the dugout after a bad strike call (if we are batting) or a bad strike no-call (if we are pitching).

I heard he eats pasta while sitting in the dugout (maybe there are rats there, too?), so maybe he is pissed that his fusilli carbonara is being interrupted?

...and that might skew his perspective of Scioscia as a Yankee fan