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What Andy Green wants to see next from core Mets: ‘Don’t think we’ll be satisfied’

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Sanchez, M. W. (2026, September 25). What Andy Green wants to see next from core Mets: ‘Don’t think we’ll be satisfied’. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/25/sports/what-andy-green-wants-to-see-next-from-core-mets/

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Andy Green began his second stint as manager of the New York Mets by discussing his previous approach while managing the San Diego Padres from 2016 to 2019. He emphasized his willingness to provide honest feedback to players, acknowledging that this method was successful for some but not all. The Mets have rewarded him with a three-year contract based on his positive influence in the clubhouse and among team leadership.

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Andy Green, who recently became the official manager of the Mets after his interim role was lifted, discussed his managerial style during an introductory news conference on Tuesday. He admitted to being direct and honest with players while managing the Padres from 2016-19, noting that this approach sometimes helped players progress but also occasionally did not work as intended. Green hopes that this method of uplifting and providing constructive criticism will resonate more positively within the Mets' clubhouse. His effectiveness earned him respect across the team's front office and secured him a three-year contract with the Mets.

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In officially beginning his second managerial tenure, Andy Green looked back at his first. asserted

Green → begin → first

He cringes, he said, as he thinks back to conversations he had with players as Padres manager from 2016-19. asserted

he → cringe → 2016

Access the Mets beat like never before Don’t miss Mike Puma’s text messages from Queens and beyond — he’s giving Sports+ subscribers the inside buzz on the Mets. asserted

he → access → Mets

Sign up Now“I told them the truth,” he said during his introductory news conference Tuesday, when the “interim” label was stripped from his title. asserted

label → sign → title

“I didn’t do it in a way that was going to help catapult somebody to the next step. asserted

that → do → step

It worked with some guys, other guys it didn’t. asserted

it → work → guys

I hope this style works with more guys.” asserted

style → hope → guys

This style — uplifting everyone around him with words that inspire and, oftentimes, come with constructive criticism, in a way that informs players both how good they are and how good they can be — worked well enough to earn respect from everyone in the clubhouse and front office, which culminated in a three-year deal with the Mets. asserted

which → uplift → Mets

What Andy Green wants to see next from core Mets: ‘Don’t think we’ll be satisfied’

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