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Carlos Beltran is going to skate to one manager job and one manager job only. The retired nine-time All-Star said Sunday that he declined to interview for the openings with the Chicago Cubs and San Diego Padres as the New York Mets job is the only …
Many have assumed that the New York Mets will want to hire a manager with previous experience after giving Mickey Callaway his first MLB managerial job did not work out, but we know at least one candidate who does not meet those criteria is being …
Carlos Beltran appears to be a candidate for the vacant New York Mets managerial position. Beltran will interview with the Mets in person, according to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic. He spent seven years playing for the franchise and has been linked …
The New York Mets could soon be searching for a new manager if they decide to fire Mickey Callaway, and one former player who has a somewhat complicated history with the franchise could be a candidate for the job. Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic noted …
New York Mets slugger Pete Alonso got some love from one of the former greats of his team after passing him in the record books this week. Bob Nightengale of USA TODAY Sports reported on Wednesday that retired nine-time All-Star Carlos Beltran called …
The New York Yankees are the only team in Major League Baseball that still does not have a manager, and they are apparently in no rush to hire one. Jim Bowden of SiriusXM Radio reported on Monday that the Yankees have interviewed five candidates for …
Pretty much every MLB team will have to deal with the reality that a few of their players are headed to free agency. For many teams, the ability to keep all their players is just not feasible. In some cases, they will be losing role players or guys …
Could the New York Yankees turn to a freshly-retired player to manage their ballclub? General manager Brian Cashman isn’t outright saying no. Longtime MLB outfielder Carlos Beltran announced his retirement on Monday, and he said he would be …
It took 20 long years, but on Wednesday night, Carlos Beltran finally realized his dream of becoming a World Series champion. With a 5-1 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 7 of the World Series, the Houston Astros not only won their very first …
An emotional Carlos Beltran couldn’t stop the tears from flowing after finally winning his first World Series. The 40-year-old Houston Astros designated hitter, ending his 20th MLB season, cried on the field after his team clinched the title on …
Carlos Beltran has his opinion as to who his former club should hire as their next manager. The Houston Astros veteran slugger told Kevin Kernan of the New York Post on Thursday that the New York Mets should look into ex-player and current Astros …
The Houston Astros must be getting bored with how good they are at baseball because they’re starting to get real weird with it. Ahead of Monday’s game against the Seattle Mariners, the Astros gathered as a team in the Minute Maid Park …
Carlos Beltran is staying in Texas, though he’s switching cities. The veteran designated hitter has reportedly agreed to a 1 year, $16 million deal with the Houston Astros, according to reports. Carlos Beltran has agreed to terms with the …
Veteran free agent Carlos Beltran is reportedly in very high demand early on in the offseason. According to Rob Bradford of WEEI, four teams have showed serious interest in Beltran: the Boston Red Sox, Toronto Blue Jays, New York Yankees, and Houston …
Houston, we may have a return. According to a report by Mark Feisand of the New York Daily News on Wednesday, the Houston Astros are “hot” for free agent outfielder Carlos Beltran, who played for them briefly back in 2004. The 39-year-old …
We haven’t seen the last of nine-time All-Star Carlos Beltran. Beltran said on Tuesday that he will be continuing his playing career in 2017 and is hoping to re-sign with the Texas Rangers, per TR Sullivan of MLB.com. Carlos Beltran says he …
