Mar
8
2013

2013 Mets Front Office and Organizational Moves & Promotions

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The Daily News summarized what was a series of Mets organizational moves and promotions that took place during the offseason. Most of these moves flew under the radar, but are certainly worth noting. Many of these moves were made without much fanfare or official announcement, but they are in fact completed.

Two and a half years in, and Sandy Alderson continues to structure his organization which is still sort of a hybrid of new people he brought in and holdovers from the Omar Minaya era. Here is how Andy Martino sorts them out:

  • John Ricco, Paul DePodesta and J.P. Ricciardi remain at the top of Alderson’s chain of command; the recent promotions are for the positions directly underneath the four big cheeses. Here are the moves, courtesy of a major league source:
  • Dick Scott, who worked with Ricciardi in Toronto and replaced Terry Collins as minor league field coordinator in late 2010, is now director of player development.
  • Adam Fisher, a Minaya-era guy who has continued to have a voice in the Alderson regime, was promoted from manager of baseball operations to director of baseball operations.
  • Jon Miller, formerly assistant director of minor league operations, was bumped up to director of minor league operations.  He essentially replaces Adam Wogan, once brought over from Montreal by Minaya, and let go last winter (Wogan is now a scout for the Red Sox).
  • T.J. Barra was the minor league video coordinator, and was promoted to manager of minor league operations/baseball information.
  • Ian Levin was promoted from coordinator of amateur scouting to manager of baseball analytics.

So there you have it, folks. Lets have a big hand for your 2013 New York Mets Team…

Behind the scenes team, that is.  :-)

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About the Author: Craig Lerner

I'm a data analyst and researcher for a leading news agency who loves life and is hooked on the Mets. I love following the Amateur Draft and have a particular fondness for the Mets Minor Leagues who I follow each day. Give me a cold beer, a summer day, and a Mets game, and I'm good to go.

2 Comments + Add Comment

  • Are they wearing uniforms? Then, um no.

    I don’t cheer front offices. Never have, never will. If I like or care to like any administrations from the past it was because of the results afterwards.

    Not before.

  • David Cohen has been with the Mets for two decades and according to the attached interview he’s been a fan but involved exclusively with legal matters and some very important ones in his capacity as Executive Vice President and Legal Counsel. Since that is how Sandy started out in Oakland and he only needed a year to learn all one needed to know about the professional game through statistical analysis better than those in the game for 50 years, it is most likely David Cohen is in line for the G.M. position once Sandy retires from the organization. All Sandy needs is 12 months to teach David how to evaluate talent, put together a cohesive team, define in game strategy and of course, the important aspects of hitting that could only be understood through statistics. :)

    http://www.law.com/corporatecounsel/PubArticleCC.jsp?id=1202570728861&Team_Player&slreturn=20130208191222

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