Mets Fire Mendoza After Rough Season

The Mets fired manager Carlos Mendoza after a disastrous season, leaving them far behind in the division and out of playoff contention despite a big payroll. Mendoza, who led them to the NLCS in 2024 and had a solid 206-199 record, earned praise from former Yankees boss Aaron Boone, who called him a great leader and expects him to land another managerial gig soon. Interim manager Andy Green, the team’s former VP of Player Development, steps in as the Mets hold firm on not trading key players before the deadline, while the pressure mounts to turn things around under new leadership.

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