Mattingly Returns to Phillies Dugout on 2-Year Contract
Philadelphia brings back Don Mattingly as manager, signing him to a two-year agreement to lead the club.
The Philadelphia Phillies have officially re-hired Don Mattingly as their manager, agreeing to a two-year deal. Mattingly previously managed in the majors with the Dodgers and Marlins. His return to Philadelphia signals organizational continuity in the dugout. The move is confirmed by MLB.com, giving it high credibility as an official announcement.
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