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QUEENS, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – The New York Mets made a permanent decision on who will manage the team going forward. Andy Green is interim no more, as he signs a three-year deal to helm the Mets’ dugout.

Now that Green is in place, the team can finally start to form an identity and work towards solidifying it next season.

Green embraces the challenge of getting the Mets back to the postseason, and he expects his players to do the same.

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

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