When the baseball team failed to make the playoffs,the owner fired the team's manager (leader).Draw on the concept of the "romance of leadership" to explain why.

The concept of the "romance of leadership" refers to the idea that leaders are often seen as the heroes or saviors of an organization, and are expected to lead their team to success. When the baseball team failed to make the playoffs, the owner may have felt that the manager was not living up to this romanticized ideal of leadership. In the eyes of the owner and possibly the fans, the manager's failure to lead the team to the playoffs may have been seen as a betrayal of the romanticized image of a leader who can overcome any obstacle and lead their team to victory. As a result, the owner may have felt the need to take action and remove the manager in order to appease disappointed fans and restore faith in the team's leadership. This decision may have been driven by the belief that a new leader is needed to reignite the team's chances of success and fulfill the romanticized expectations of what a leader should be.