Green kept a Mets team that had little to play for following the Aug. 3 trade deadline from punting on the rest of what became a lost season for the organization.
The Mets announced on Tuesday that they have named Green the 26th manager in team history.
Green made the move from the front office into the dugout after the Mets parted ways with former manager Carlos Mendoza in late June.
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During a chat with MLB insiders Ken Rosenthal and Will Sammon of The Athletic, Green seemed to confirm his plans.
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On paper, a last-place New York Mets team that began Thursday with a record of 60-73 has no reason to rush star outfielder Juan Soto back for big-league action amid the final days of what will go down as a lost season for the organization.
Is Green's future in the dugout or the front office?
Pockets of New York Mets fans were left annoyed or downright angry after team owner Steve Cohen said on Wednesday that he was "committed" to keeping team president of baseball operations David Stearns despite the fact that the last-place club began Friday with a record of 58-70.
The Mets went 10-4 under Green from Aug. 4 through a 5-2 loss to the San Diego Padres on Aug. 18.
The Mets notched a 2-1 win over the San Diego Padres (67-59) on Monday evening that improved New York to 10-3 over its past 13 games.
Most recently, the Mets won nine of 12 games to improve to 56-69 following Sunday's MLB action.
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New York Mets interim manager Andy Green recently acknowledged that he plans to play Robert "two out of every three days and in center field" ahead of the Aug. 3 (6 p.m. ET) MLB trade deadline.
The New York Mets (37-53) season has not been what owner Steve Cohen wanted, but there have been a few bright spots. One has been the emergence of center fielder A.J.
According to John Harper of SNY, an MLB icon and future Hall of Famer who is close with star Mets outfielder Juan Soto is already prepared to begin campaigning to become the Mets' next first-choice skipper.
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