Andy Green becomes Mets' full-time manager with three-year contract
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 23, 2026, 2:19 AM
Last updated Sep 23, 2026
Andy Green has been named the New York Mets' next full-time manager, officially removing the interim tag. Green agreed to a three-year contract with the franchise on September 22, 2026. He initially took over as interim manager in June after the firing of Carlos Mendoza. Before that, Green held the position of Senior Vice President of Player Development and Baseball Development for the Mets, and he had planned to return to his front office role after Mendoza's successor was found.
- •Green took over as interim manager in June 2026.
- •He previously served as Senior Vice President of Player Development.
- •The contract spans three years.
- •Carlos Mendoza was fired before Green's interim appointment.
- •Green is a Lexington native and UK Hall of Fame member.
- 2:19 AMYahoo Sports — Andy Green named Mets next manager
"Andy Green has been named the Mets next manager - the Lexington native earning a 3-year deal.
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