The New York Mets fell in love with their interim manager and gave him a three-year deal, which may not be a good idea.

Francisco Lindor reacted positively after the Mets removed Andy Green's interim tag and signed him to a three-year contract.

The Mets named Andy Green their full-time manager on Tuesday, the first of many huge decisions the organization must make between now and next season.

The Athletic has live coverage of the MLB playoff picture and latest Wild card standings. Chad Tracy took the direct route — even though it rarely works — to one of the most d ...

Green embraces the challenge of getting the Mets back to the postseason, and he expects his players to do the same.

Sean Manaea struck out nine in six innings, Francisco Alvarez doubled and scored twice while driving in two runs, and the New ...

Philadelphia Phillies president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski weighed in on interim manager Don Mattingly's role ...

Following a second straight disappointing season, the New York Mets could have been tempted to hire a flashy name as their ...

The Mets named Andy Green their full-time manager despite previous indications he would return to the front office. The New York Mets are moving forward with a new manager . Andy Green has agreed to a ...

With lead executive David Stearns facing a critical offseason, he chose to bring back a familiar face in the dugout who has a ...

The New York Mets‘ 2026 campaign has been accompanied by injuries and persistent woes. Following the firing of skipper Carlos ...