The New York Mets fell in love with their interim manager and gave him a three-year deal, which may not be a good idea.

By removing the interim tag from Green, the Mets ensure there will be continuity next season, which was a welcome message.

Andy Green has signed a three-year contract to become the Mets' full-time manager after initially saying he did not want the permanent role due to family commitments. Green took over on an interim ...

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A New York Mets insider has offered new details on why Andy Green went against previous comments to become the […] ...

Francisco Lindor reacted positively after the Mets removed Andy Green's interim tag and signed him to a three-year contract.

Andy Green brings everything the Mets should want in a manager. He blends experience, knowledge of the organization and a keen eye for development.

After announcing Andy Green as their full-time manager, the New York Mets are reportedly close to adding Derek Falvey to ...

Green kept a Mets team that had little to play for following the Aug. 3 trade deadline from punting on the rest of what became a lost season for the organization.

Former New York Mets GM Jim Duquette wonders if the sudden Andy Green hire blew an opportunity for the club.

The Mets named Andy Green their full-time manager on Tuesday, the first of many huge decisions the organization must make between now and next season.

Green, who took over as interim manager in June, has been praised for his leadership.