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Philadelphia Phillies managerial transition
Overview
Following the conclusion of the MLB season, the Philadelphia Phillies moved to finalize their managerial staff. Initial reports indicated that the team expected to name Don Mattingly as their full-time manager for the 2027 campaign after Alex Cora declined the position.
Mattingly, who had previously served as an interim manager after the dismissal of Rob Thomson, officially signed a two-year contract. President of Baseball Operations Dave Dombrowski announced the deal, which secures Mattingly as the permanent manager for the 2027 and 2028 seasons. This decision follows a period where Mattingly, the former bench coach, led the team to a 79-55 record and a National League wild-card spot after a difficult 9-19 start. Despite the successful turnaround, the team was eliminated in the NL Wild Card Series by the Atlanta Braves.
In the process of selecting a permanent leader, the organization reportedly made several unsuccessful attempts to secure other candidates. Beyond Alex Cora, who declined the position on two separate occasions, President Dombrowski reportedly reached out to former players Chase Utley and Raul Ibanez to gauge their interest, but both declined.
Upon signing, Mattingly reflected on his transition from bench coach to interim leader, stating, “Last year really wasn’t my team. It was Thomps’ team. I took over from that point and just kind of just drove the car from there.” He expressed an intention to implement his own vision for the roster during the upcoming offseasons.
As part of the transition under Mattingly, the Phillies have also made changes to the coaching staff. The team hired Peter Fatse as the new hitting coach to replace Kevin Long, who was recently dismissed. This move is intended to address offensive inconsistencies, such as high strikeout rates, within a lineup that includes Bryce Harper, Trea Turner, and Kyle Schwarber.
Entities
Philadelphia Phillies · Don Mattingly · Dave Dombrowski · Peter Fatse · Kansas City Royals
Claims
What the coverage asserts, and how many sources carry each claim.
- [● 3 SOURCES] Mattingly recorded a 79-55 record after replacing Rob Thomson in late April 2026.
- [● 3 SOURCES] The Phillies were eliminated from the postseason by the Atlanta Braves in three games during the NL Wild Card Series.
- [● 3 SOURCES] The team held a 9-19 record at the time Rob Thomson was fired in April 2026.
- [● 2 SOURCES] The Philadelphia Phillies have signed Don Mattingly to a two-year contract to serve as manager through the 2028 season.
Timeline
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[SPORTS] 3 sourcesPhiladelphia Phillies hire Peter Fatse as hitting coach
The Philadelphia Phillies have hired Peter Fatse as hitting coach to replace Kevin Long, following the appointment of Don Mattingly as the team's full-time manager.
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[SPORTS] 3 sourcesDon Mattingly named full-time Philadelphia Phillies manager
Don Mattingly has signed a two-year deal to become the full-time manager of the Philadelphia Phillies through 2028, after the team reportedly considered former players Chase Utley and Raul Ibanez for the role.
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[SPORTS] 16 sourcesPhiladelphia Phillies sign Don Mattingly to two-year managerial deal
The Philadelphia Phillies have removed Don Mattingly’s interim tag, signing him to a two-year contract to manage the team through the 2027 and 2028 seasons.
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[SPORTS] 3 sourcesMLB teams prepare for offseason roster and managerial changes
MLB teams prepare for the offseason as the Philadelphia Phillies expect to name Don Mattingly full-time manager and the Kansas City Royals evaluate their 40-man roster.
Sources
beisbolmundial.com · brandonsun.com · crossingbroad.com · dose.ca · essentiallysports.com · fanSided.com · heavy.com · hoylosangeles.com · hsmdeportes.com · lwosports.com · mymotherlode.com · nesn.com · newsday.com · newstalk1280.com · nuevodia.com.ve · philadelphiabaseballreview.com · phuturephillies.com · royalsreview.com · si.com · thegoodphight.com · tmspn.com
This summary has been updated 3 times: see revision history