After the MLB season ends, the Marlins will have a new manager. Marlins insider Craig Mish reports Miami and manager Don Mattingly have “mutually agreed” that Mattingly will not manage the team after this year.
After five winning seasons as the Dodgers manager, Mattingly took over the Marlins in 2016 and is by far the winningest manager in franchise history with 437 wins. His seven years as manager is three more than any other manager in team history. In those seven seasons with Mattingly at the helm, though, Miami has endured six losing seasons.
The lone winning season came in 2020, when the Marlins went 31-29 in the shortened 60-game season. That year, Miami also reached the playoffs for the first time since 2003 and beat the Cubs in the wild-card round to advance to the NLDS.
