Jon Heyman of MLB Network reports that the Mets still have Carlos Beltran, Derek Shelton, Tim Bogar, Pat Murphy, and Eduardo Perez in the mix to become their next manager. Heyman also notes that the decision is expected to be made before the GM meetings start on November 11. The team is still conducting it’s third round of interviews, with newly minted World Series champion Bogar expected...
Joel Sherman of the New York Post reports that the Mets are close to completing their third and final round of interviews that involve Fred Wilpon. Eduardo Perez, Derek Shelton, and Carlos Beltran have already met with Wilpon. The only one who hasn’t is Tim Bogar, who likely will very shortly after the conclusion of the World Series on Wednesday night. While those four are believed to be...
According to Joel Sherman of the New York Post, New York Mets brass plans on bringing in Minnesota Twins bench coach Derek Shelton for a third managerial interview. As of Monday afternoon, four candidates are known to have reached the third round of interviews: Shelton, Yankees special adviser Carlos Beltran, Nationals first-base coach Tim Bogar, and ESPN analyst Eduardo Perez. As per Sherman,...
Mike Puma of the New York Post reports that the Mets managerial search has been narrowed to four known names, with Luis Rojas being removed from consideration. Rojas, 38, was the Mets’ quality control coach in 2019 and was the manager for Double-A Binghamton from 2017-2018. He is very highly regarded within the organization, but it remains to be seen where he fits within the organization...
Andy Martino of SNY reports that the Nationals first base coach Tim Bogar has emerged as a serious contender to become the Mets next manager. Bogar, Mets eight round pick in the 1987 draft out of Eastern Illinois University, had his second interview with the Mets on Thursday. The 52-year-old has managed five seasons in the minor leagues (three-time manager of the year), served as the Rangers...
According to Jon Heyman of MLB Network, Nationals first base coach Tim Bogar is expected to interview for the Mets managerial position. It’s been reported that Joe Girardi, Eduardo Perez, Mike Bell, Luis Rojas, and Carlos Beltran have already interviewed for the opening created by the firing of Mickey Callaway. Twins bench coach Derek Shelton is also expected to have an in-person...
According to Jon Heyman of MLB Network, the New York Mets have interest in yet another potential candidate to succeed Mickey Callaway as their manager — former Mets player and current Washington Nationals first base coach, Tim Bogar. No interview was announced. Heyman simply tabbed the 52-year-old as a “new name” in the Mets’ search for a new skipper. Bogar spent nine...
