The New York Mets have been playing a brutal season thus far.
Considering their dreadful 34-47 overall record, something had to be done.
As announced by Jon Heyman of the New York Post via X, manager Carlos Mendoza has been fired.
Andy Green will step in as interim manager.
Mets Fire Carlos Mendoza
GettyCarlos Mendoza of the New York Mets has been fired
Per Steve Adams of MLB Trade Rumors, president of baseball operations David Stearns commented on the sudden departure of 46-year-old Mendoza.
“Carlos has led the organization with passion and grace and is beloved by everyone who works with him on a daily basis,” Stearns said in his press release. “Carlos’ impact on our players, staff, and culture over the last three seasons has been transformative. Unfortunately, we know we are falling short and change is necessary to move forward.”
Overall, the Mets have been incredibly poor this season.
Perhaps a change in leadership will boost the franchise in hopes of climbing in the standings.
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