Mets appoint Andy Green as permanent manager on three-year deal

Summarised from 2 outlets · 5 reports · Updated 23 Sept, 07:14 · Archive

The New York Mets have appointed Andy Green as their permanent manager on a three-year contract.

Andy Green has been removed from his interim role and given a full-time managerial position by the Mets. General manager David Stearns did not conduct an external search before making the appointment, despite earlier indicating one would be held.

How it is being reported

• Why Keith Hernandez is ‘absolutely thrilled’ with Mets’ full-time Andy Green hireAndy Green is staying in the Mets' dugout for the long haul.New York Post · 23 Sept, 02:54
• Mets Name Andy Green Manager: Right Move or Big Risk? | Straight Outta FlushingBREAKING NEWS: New York Mets have removed the interim tag from Andy Green and named him their next manager. Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward go live to react to the decision, examine why the Mets are moving forward with Green and discuss what the move means for the direction of the franchise heading into 2027....New York Post · 23 Sept, 01:38
• Mets hand Andy Green a three-year deal, skipping external manager search entirelyDavid Stearns skipped external interviews entirely and handed Andy Green a three-year deal after promising a full managerial search for the Mets.Fox News · 23 Sept, 00:28
• No-brainer Andy Green decision comes with added 2027 Mets benefitBefore the announcement that the Mets were doing the right thing and giving Green the full-time job, their word was that they “expected” him to return to the front office.New York Post · 23 Sept, 00:04
• Mets make Andy Green full-time manager in surprise twistHe is sticking around after all.New York Post · 22 Sept, 21:27

In this story: New York Mets · Andy Green · David Stearns

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