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Mets not bringing Luis Rojas back

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3 hours ago, SonOfJack said:

No surprise there

 

Yeah, not surprising given he was a holdover from the old ownership group (I think anyway right?), and not even their first choice (Beltran was).

 

Couple that with underperforming, and not a good combo for a manager.

Edited by rmc523

3 hours ago, rmc523 said:

 

Yeah, not surprising given he was a holdover from the old ownership group (I think anyway right?), and not even their first choice (Beltran was).

 

Couple that with underperforming, and not a good combo for a manager.

Also they're looking for a new president of baseball ops and will let that person choose their own manager which makes sense regardless of what Rojas did or didn't do. 

Nitpicking but the thread title is potentially untrue, he won't be the manager but because of his 16 year history with the Mets he was offered another role so he may still actually be back. 

1 hour ago, SilverBullet said:

Also they're looking for a new president of baseball ops and will let that person choose their own manager which makes sense regardless of what Rojas did or didn't do. 

Right.  He had a few nails in the coffin to begin with, underperforming made it easy for them to hammer the last one in.

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