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The Seattle Mariners are looking for a new manager. Rocco Baldelli could be exactly the man for the job. Baldelli, a special assistant to Los Angeles Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman, hasn't managed in the big leagues since he was fired by the Minnesota Twins in the middle of the 2025 season.
The Minnesota Twins were in the playoff hunt more than fans would have thought when looking at the AL Central on paper entering the season. Finishing third in the division when many thought they'd finish last, the Twins could be on the verge of becoming an above .500 team.
The Mariners have been on the hunt for a new manager since they relieved Dan Wilson of his duties after a bitterly disappointing season. Seattle has been granted permission to interview former Astros manager Joe Espada for the job, but he isn’t the only experienced candidate on the team’s radar.
The Mariners said that they wanted experience. A developing list of managerial candidates now reflects it. Jon Heyman of the New York Post identified Rocco Baldelli, Brandon Hyde and David Ross as possible candidates for Seattle’s opening.
The Seattle Mariners are officially looking for a new manager. Here are four potential candidates.
The Los Angeles Dodgers lost an important member of their front office earlier this month when longtime senior vice president of baseball operations Josh Byrnes was hired by the Colorado Rockies to be their new general manager.
The Dodgers are bringing Rocco Baldelli into their front office, reports Bobby Nightengale of The Minnesota Star Tribune. He will be a special assistant to president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman, per Britt Ghiroli of The Athletic.
The Washington Nationals announced what appears to be their full coaching staff at Monday's Winter Meetings (relayed by Andrew Golden of The Washington Post).
After getting fired by the Twins at the end of the season, Rocco Baldelli didn’t have to wait long for more opportunities to come his way.
Sometimes in baseball, being the fall guy comes with the territory. And Monday afternoon, Rocco Baldelli found himself on the wrong end of that harsh reality when the Minnesota Twins showed him the door after seven seasons at the helm.
After the team's poorest showing in nearly a decade, the Minnesota Twins dismissed manager Rocco Baldelli on Monday. Minnesota finished Baldelli's seventh season at the helm with a record of 70-92 and finished fourth in the American League Central.
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Here are the managers with the best chances of earning the Manager of the Year Award, determined by the Baseball Writers' Association of America and announced on Nov. 19.
The Minnesota Twins suffered a devastating collapse to end the 2024 season, but it will not cost manager Rocco Baldelli his job.
The Minnesota Twins (79-71) are in dangerous territory, and their manager might start to feel the heat.
The Twins’ 12-game win streak was snapped by the Red Sox on Sunday, taking with it one lucky charm that manager Rocco Baldelli is not sad to see go.
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