Mets remove interim tag, sign manager Andy Green to three-year deal

The New York Mets have removed the interim tag from manager Andy Green, signing him to a three-year contract that runs through the 2029 season, the team announced Tuesday, according to ESPN.

Green had been serving in the interim role before the organization decided to make the position permanent, committing to him as the team's manager for the next several seasons.

Stability at the helm

The multi-year commitment signals the Mets' intent to provide organizational stability in the manager's role going forward, following a period in which Green had been overseeing the team on an interim basis.

ESPN's report did not include additional details on the financial terms of the contract beyond its three-year length.

Green's tenure as full-time manager begins immediately, with the Mets now moving forward with settled leadership heading into the following season.