Mets' Andy Green Puts Family First, Clouds Managerial Future
A report from Ken Rosenthal and Will Sammon indicates Green is not fully committed to the full-time managerial role with New York.
Mets manager Andy Green has indicated he is prioritizing family over serving as a full-time skipper, according to a report by Ken Rosenthal and Will Sammon. The development raises uncertainty about the stability of New York's managerial situation. No replacement or timeline has been reported, but the signal suggests the Mets may need to address their dugout leadership. This is a team-level concern that could affect roster and coaching decisions going forward.
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