Overview
- The Mets announced Tuesday that Andy Green agreed to become their full‑time manager on a reported three‑year contract.
- Green had been installed as interim manager on June 26 after the club fired Carlos Mendoza and led the team to a roughly 37‑38 record while in charge.
- Multiple reports say players pushed for Green to stay in the dugout, and Green — who had previously said he intended to return to the front office — issued a press‑release statement accepting the role.
- The move follows a disappointing 2026 season that left the Mets near the bottom of the NL East and highlights the emergence of young players such as Carson Benge and A.J. Ewing during Green’s run.
- By naming Green now the Mets avoid an offseason managerial search, which likely redirects resources to free‑agent planning and roster upgrades and increases scrutiny on the front office’s longer term choices.