The Red Sox looked like a fourth-place, 82-win team coming out of spring training given the questions about their rotation and lineup. It’ll be much easier for voters to select Dusty Baker, Kevin Cash, A.J. His suspension for helping the Astros cheat the way they did in 2017 caused irreparable damage to his reputation. Charles Krupa/Associated PressĪlex Cora is unlikely to win American League Manager of the Year. His checkered past might hurt his candidacy, but Alex Cora is as deserving as anyone of a Manager of the Year nod. Seeing what he could do with better resources could appeal to Stearns, a Manhattan native who grew up a Mets fan and interned with the team in 2008. The Brewers ran away with the National League Central this season with a payroll in the bottom third of the game. Not to dismiss the Mets as a worthy cause, but Epstein could have something bigger in mind.Ī better candidate may be Brewers president of baseball operations David Stearns, who has built a sustainable winner in a small market. He’s also an “executive in residence” with a private investment group. Would rescuing the Mets be worth his time and effort?Įpstein is consulting with MLB on making the needed changes to improve the pace and quality of the game. But running the Mets would be jumping into the fire.Įpstein, 47, has done plenty to fill his Hall of Fame plaque already. At 59, Beane is young enough to embrace a new project. The Mets have a wealthy owner, good facilities, and a solid talent base.īeane has a comfortable life with the Athletics, one that allows him time to pursue his investment interests in international soccer and cricket and take speaking engagements when he wants. The dark cloud over the Mets is a trifle by comparison.
The Mets are hoping to interest Billy Beane or Theo Epstein in the top job.Īlderson and Beane worked together in Oakland, and Beane was a Mets prospect before he became a famed executive.Įpstein busted historic curses with the Red Sox and Cubs. Masterpress/Photographer: Masterpress/Getty Within the industry, there’s a belief Alderson wants to name son Bryn GM as part of that transition.īilly Beane is one of the big names the Mets hope to attract to run their baseball operations. Alderson’s plan is to hire a president of baseball operations. With the Mets, there’s always something going on.įor now, baseball operations are being run by Sandy Alderson, who would prefer to stay on the business side of the organization.
But he refused to take any questions.Īs for Cohen, he recently ran a contest on Twitter offering fans a chance to sit with him for a game if they correctly guessed who he thought was the anonymous source of a New York Post story.Ĭohen has tweeted 620 times since buying the team. DeGrom disputed that, saying earlier his elbow was fine. Jacob deGrom had a 1.08 ERA and 146 strikeouts through 15 starts but hasn’t pitched since July 7 because of what the team said was an elbow strain. Magazine.Meanwhile, Francisco Lindor has had the worst season of his career after agreeing to a $341 million contract and helped organize a short-lived stunt by the players to give fans at Citi Field a collective thumbs-down for having the temerity to boo an underachieving team. She has also been published in The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, BusinessWeek, American Express Open, the Huffington Post, and Inc. Marjorie sits on Intuit’s VIP Program, is a frequent contributor to Inuit Accountants News Central, and has developed Intuit’s QuickBooks Enterprise Certification training. She was listed on CPA Practice Advisor’s 40 Under 40 in 2014 & 2015, and has been recognized as Intuitive Accountant’s 2015 QuickBooks Desktop ProAdvisor of the Year. Marjorie Adams is considered one of the top QuickBooks trainers in the country.
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