Mets To Hire Gary DiSarcina As Bench Coach
The Mets are set to hire Gary DiSarcina as their bench coach, rounding out rookie manager Mickey Callaway's staff.
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The Mets are set to hire Gary DiSarcina as their bench coach, rounding out rookie manager Mickey Callaway's staff.
Asdrubal Cabrera is getting his wish: The Mets are picking up his option.
The Mets' coaching staff under new manager Mickey Callaway will include some news faces as well as some familiar ones.
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Craig Breslow didn't play for Mickey Callaway for long, but he was with the Cleveland Indians long enough to get the feeling the Mets landed a young manager with a lot of promise.
Not only did his name not leak out in the press before Indians pitching coach Mickey Callaway was hired, DeRosa, a former journeyman infielder who now works as an MLB Network analyst, has no coaching experience.
The talent is there. But it must stay healthy for the 42-year-old Callaway to avoid starting his managerial career the same way 68-year-old Terry Collins ended his Mets tenure.
Mickey Callaway impressed the Mets so much at his interview that they canceled their second round of meetings with candidates.
Ray Knight, the World Series MVP when the Mets won it all in 1986, was arrested over the weekend following a physical altercation in suburban Washington, D.C., police said.
The Mets have hired Cleveland Indians pitching coach Mickey Callaway to be their new manager. A formal announcement is expected this week.
Callaway has been the pitching coach for the Cleveland Indians for the last five seasons. The Phillies have also interviewed him for their opening.
The Mets will have arguably their best relief pitcher back in the fold next season.
After conducting interviews throughout the week, the New York Mets are reportedly down to a few candidates for their open managerial position.
Even when the thought of Terry Collins not returning to the Mets in 2018 was pure speculation, Bob Geren and Chip Hale were being mentioned as possible replacements.
The Mets can thank the Yankees for making it a bit easier to interview Alex Cora for their managerial opening.
