David Ross expresses interest in Mets managerial position
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 29, 2026, 3:03 AM
Last updated Jun 29, 2026
David Ross has indicated his desire to be considered for the New York Mets' managerial opening. Speaking to Dan Martin of the NY Post, Ross expressed, "I hope they call," referencing his previous experience managing the Chicago Cubs, where he had an 83-win season in 2023. The Mets are exploring options after moving on from Carlos Mendoza, and Ross's name has emerged among potential candidates, including Albert Pujols. Ross's managerial tenure with the Cubs resulted in a total of 262 wins against 284 losses over four seasons. He did not receive any managerial inquiries last offseason but is open to the opportunity with the Mets.
- •David Ross hopes for a chance to manage the Mets.
- •He previously managed the Chicago Cubs with a 262-284 record.
- •Ross led the Cubs to 83 wins last season, just missing the playoffs.
- •Albert Pujols has also expressed interest in the Mets' managerial role.
- •The Mets are searching for a new manager after dismissing Carlos Mendoza.
- 3:03 AMYahoo Sports — David Ross interested in shot at Mets managerial opening: ‘I hope they call’
"Another free agent skipper is throwing his name in the ring for the Mets manager opening.
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