Overview
- The Mets plan to move interim manager Andy Green back to a front-office role rather than make him the 2027 field manager.
- Club sources say Green could be rewarded with an executive promotion, including consideration for the vacant general manager post.
- President of baseball operations David Stearns will lead the formal offseason search for a new manager and is expected to drive the process.
- Prominent names being floated for the dugout include Carlos Beltrán, Albert Pujols and David Ross, who publicly said he would 'answer the phone' if contacted.
- The shift follows a disastrous 2026 season that included a long April losing streak and Carlos Mendoza’s June firing, and it signals a push toward front-office continuity and renewed focus on player development.