Don Mattingly will return in 2022 for his seventh season as manager of the Miami Marlins. Marlins general manager Kim Ng announced the decision during a television interview on Thursday: ...

The Miami Marlins will be looking for a new manager this offseason. The team announced on Sunday that manager Don Mattingly will move on at the end of the current season. The news was first ...

In the final week of September, Don Mattingly accepted congratulations and gratitude from various New York media members about his impending retirement from managing the Miami Marlins. This was ...

Former Yankees Captain Don Mattingly has already done some pretty ... bestowed upon him back in April 2018 when he returned ...

Then-general manager of the Marlins, Kim Ng, led efforts for Skip to replace Don Mattingly whose managing skills had not earned the same love in Miami as he got as “Donny Baseball” in his ...

Think about this: Since the start of the 2010 season, seven different men have managed the Marlins ... and that ownership group. Don Mattingly parted ways with the club after three consecutive ...

Manager Don Mattingly described Rojas as the “unofficial team captain” of the Marlins. “He’s always texting the group and getting the feelings of the group,” Mattingly said.

and that the Marlins' unofficial team captain would frequently run him down to manager Don Mattingly behind his back. Chisholm added that he was often criticized for trivial matters, resulting in ...

New York Yankees captain Aaron Judge was ejected from Saturday's 5-3 win over the Detroit Tigers in the bottom of the seventh ...

Don Mattingly may have found a new avenue to the ... successive National League West Division titles. He led the Miami Marlins to a playoff berth in 2020, their first since 2003, earning NL ...

Former New York Yankees star Don Mattingly praised his former teammate ... the Dodgers for five seasons before becoming the Miami Marlins manager in 2016 and guided the team for seven seasons.

EVANSVILLE — Don Mattingly was sitting in one of the back ... 12 years as a manager between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Miami Marlins. The job titles and responsibilities change.