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Andy Green Spurs Mets Turnaround and Will Return to Front Office

Stearns says Green will resume player-development duties after the season, signaling the club will keep its long-term farm plan intact.

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Overview

  • The Mets have gone 22-22 under interim manager Andy Green and entered Monday with nine wins in their last 12 games, a run the team credits to renewed resilience and confidence.
  • President David Stearns said Monday that Green is still expected to rejoin the front office after the season and that the organization is not reopening the conversation about the permanent manager role.
  • The club added veteran utilityman Christopher Morel to the major-league roster and designated infielder Gabrial Arias for assignment to address first-base depth while Mark Vientos remains sidelined.
  • Stearns said he still expects injured stars Juan Soto and closer Devin Williams to return this season, with Soto already doing field work and both returns dependent on medical clearance.
  • The Mets have promoted prospects Émilien Pitre and Billy Amick to Triple-A Syracuse and moved Elian Peña to High-A Brooklyn, reflecting concurrent deadline activity and a sustained emphasis on developing young players.