Carlos Mendoza will return next season while the New York Diet manager, president of baseball operations, David Stearns, confirmed on Tuesday.
“Oh yeah, Mendy does a great job,” Stearns told “The Show” Podcast. “I think he is the right person for this work.”
Mendoza, 46, is in his second season as a manager – a barrier from the last three managers has not crossed.
Terry Collins (2011-17) was the most recent manager to last more than two seasons. It was followed by Mickey Callaway (2018-19), Luis Rojas (2020-21) and Buck Showalter (2022-23).
During his first season in 2024, Mendoza led the food to a file of 89-73. They lost against the Los Angeles dodgers in the national league championship series in six games.
This season, the dishes are 70-61 and second in the East National League, six games behind the Philadelphia Phillies. They hang on to the third and last Wild Card, 2 1/2 games in front of the Reds of Cincinnati coming into play on Tuesday.
On August 2, the dishes were half a game at the head of the Phillies, but disappeared from 7-13 since the drop in pace. Philadelphia has a 14-7 sheet in this period.
The dishes welcome the phillies in the second match of a three-game series on Tuesday after winning the 13-3 opening.
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