Mets Stick With Manager Mendoza Despite Poor Start
New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza will remain in his role despite a league-worst 10-21 record. David Stearns, president of baseball operations, told MLB.com that the organization has issued a vote of confidence in Mendoza. The decision follows the team's recent performance struggles. The New York Mets will not make a managerial change despite a 10-21 start to the season. The decision comes despite the team having the second highest payroll in baseball. This decision comes after a 6-5 loss to the Cubs, where Vargas extended his hitting streak to 27 games, breaking the Major League record for a Venezuelan player.
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Sources · 7 independent
WTOP Washington DC
“Mets are standing by Carlos Mendoza, the manager, despite a league worst 10 and 21 record, president of baseball operations David Stearns told the MLB.com that Mendoza will remain in the position”
NBC News Radio
“Despite their dismal 10 and 21 start to the season, the New York Mets, the team of the second highest payroll and baseball, reportedly will not make a managerial change sticking with Carlos Mendoza.”
NBC News Radio
“Despite their dismal 10 and 21 start to the season, the New York Mets, the team of the second highest payroll in baseball, reportedly will not make a managerial change sticking with Carlos Mendoza.”
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