Mets address future after firing Carlos Mendoza amid struggles
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 27, 2026, 12:39 AM
Last updated Jun 27, 2026
The New York Mets recently fired manager Carlos Mendoza, intensifying the focus on the team's future as they navigate a challenging 2026 season. President David Stearns acknowledged that while organizational changes are necessary, a quick turnaround is unlikely. The team currently sits near the bottom of the standings, and with the trade deadline approaching, there is potential for roster changes aimed at improving their outlook for 2027. Stearns emphasized remaining focused on winning games this season, despite recognizing the team's difficult position.
- •Mets fired manager Carlos Mendoza this week.
- •David Stearns indicates a challenging road ahead for team.
- •Mets are near the bottom of the standings in 2026.
- •Trade deadline could prompt roster changes for 2027.
- •Stearns remains focused on winning games this season.
- 12:39 AMYahoo Sports — Mets, David Stearns and navigating an uncertain present and future
"Following the firing of Carlos Mendoza, David Stearns and the Mets are going to have to navigate what the rest of 2026 and the future look like for the franchise.
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