梅子新總仔-Mickey Callaway - 美國職棒

Mets Finalizing Deal With Mickey Callaway

The Mets have offered their managerial job to Indians pitching coach Mickey
Callaway, according to Joel Sherman of the New York Post. The two sides are
finalizing Callaway’s contract, Sherman adds (Twitter link).

The 42-year-old Callaway emerged as the top candidate for the job earlier
Sunday, beating out Mets hitting coach Kevin Long, Mariners third base coach
Manny Acta and White Sox third base coach Joe McEwing for the position.
Callaway “stood out” from the rest during his interviews with Mets brass,
Sherman tweets. The club’s hope is that Long will stay on as part of Callaway
’s staff, per Sherman (on Twitter).

Callaway, who also drew interest from the manager-needy Phillies, developed
an excellent reputation during his five-year run as the Indians’ pitching
coach. In what will go down as Callaway’s final season on manager Terry
Francona’s staff, the Indians boasted one of the most successful pitching
staffs of all-time.

As was the case in Cleveland, Callaway will have an opportunity to work with
a slew of gifted pitchers in New York. Despite the immense talent on hand,
though, the majority of Mets hurlers dealt with injuries and posted poor
performances in 2017 during a 70-92 season that led to manager Terry Collins’
ouster. Aside from Jacob deGrom, none of the Mets’ top starters stayed
healthy. Noah Syndergaard missed most of the season, while Matt Harvey,
Steven Matz and Zack Wheeler mostly turned in ineffective showings when they
were healthy enough to take the mound. Meanwhile, fellow starters Robert
Gsellman, Seth Lugo and Rafael Montero failed to distinguish themselves as
rotation locks for 2018.

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現任笑臉人投教 前統一獅洋投米奇在面試中擊敗了Manny Acta,Joe McEwing和Kevin Long
將擔任大都會明年球季的新總教練一職
米奇在今年擔任笑臉人的投手教練一職時 把團隊投手戰力帶上高峰
今年的成功經驗是否能複製到梅子天分滿點卻總是痛痛的投手陣容將是他明年的一大課題

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