There’s a home run manager hire Mets should make — but there’s solid Plan B they can follow
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With three managers still carrying the interim tag, a few more skippers on somewhat iffy ground, three recent GM changes, one new team owner and one unemployed iconic manager ready to get back to work, expect another wild hiring scramble this winter.
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What happened
With three managers still carrying the interim tag, a few more skippers on somewhat iffy ground, three recent GM changes, one new team owner and one unemployed iconic manager ready to get back to work, expect another wild hiring scramble this winter.
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Follow-up questions
- What concrete event or decision sits underneath the headline: There’s a home run manager hire Mets should make — but there’s solid Plan B they can follow?
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