Chat Sports
MLB news

Bleacher Report · Sep 29, 2017

Pete Mackanin Won't Return as Phillies Manager After More Than 2 Seasons

The Philadelphia Phillies announced Friday that Pete Mackanin will not return as the team's manager in 2018.

Mackanin will remain with the organization, however, as the Phillies announced he agreed to an extension to become a special assistant to the general manager.

The Phillies entered play Friday with a 64-95 record this season, and they are just 172-237 in two-plus seasons under Mackanin.

Philadelphia made the decision to move forward with a different manager in 2018 despite signing Mackanin to an extension through 2018 in May, which included a club option for 2019.

Mackanin was named the Phillies' manager during the 2015 season after Ryne Sandberg stepped down.

Full story at Bleacher Report

Chat Sports on YouTube

Chat Sports TV

NFL Daily | NBA Now | CFB Now

Subscribe

More MLB news

Blue Jays' Santander apologizes for sharing anti-Muslim posts ESPN.com · 5h 'Not here to talk about glory days': Ausmus' goal is for Astros to win World Series ESPN.com · 7h MLB offseason grades: Red Sox land Jake Bauers amid winter's first big moves ESPN.com · 7h Sources: Bauers, Red Sox agree to 4-year, $58M deal ESPN.com · 9h What we learned about all 30 teams at the MLB GM meetings ESPN.com · 15h Cubs' Crow-Armstrong, Astros' Alvarez sweep votes as unanimous MVP winners ESPN.com · Yesterday All MLB news