Mets hire Derek Falvey as senior adviser for baseball operations

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Last updated Sep 24, 2026

Mets hire Derek Falvey as senior adviser for baseball operations
Summary

The New York Mets appointed Derek Falvey as senior adviser for baseball operations on September 24, 2026. Falvey, who comes from the Minnesota Twins where he spent nearly a decade, will report to Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns. His previous tenure with the Twins included four playoff appearances. The appointment follows a recent agreement that allowed Falvey to leave the Twins amid a change in their organizational leadership. In addition to Falvey's hiring, the Mets named Andy Green their full-time manager and promoted Kris Gross to assistant general manager of scouting earlier this week.

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  • •Derek Falvey joins the Mets after leaving the Twins eight months ago.
  • •Falvey served as executive vice president and chief baseball officer for the Twins.
  • •Andy Green was named full-time manager with a three-year contract.
  • •Kris Gross was promoted to assistant general manager of scouting.
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  • 6:52 PMYahoo Sports — Mets name former Twins executive Derek Falvey as senior adviser for baseball operations
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The New York Mets named Derek Falvey senior adviser for baseball operations on Thursday, a move that comes eight months after a mutual agreement with the Minnesota Twins to leave that organization after nearly a decade. In New York, Falvey will report directly to David Stearns, Mets president of baseball operations. “Throughout his career, Derek has distinguished himself as one of the most respected executives in our sport,” Stearns said.

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