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Phillies Commit to Don Mattingly as Full-Time Manager
WHY IT MATTERS
The Phillies' decision to hire Mattingly full-time marks a significant move in their efforts to regain their status as a top contender in the National League.
What happened
The Philadelphia Phillies have committed to Don Mattingly as their full-time manager, signing him to a two-year deal after his successful interim stint. Mattingly took over the team in the midst of the season, leading them to a 73-45 record in their next 118 games.
Despite a late-season collapse, the Phillies have retained their core players, including Bryce Harper, Trea Turner, and Kyle Schwarber, who are under contract for several more years.
Mattingly has managed the Los Angeles Dodgers and Miami Marlins in the past and has been in professional baseball since 1979.
PRIMARY SOURCES
Phillies commit to Don Mattingly as full-time manager after up-and-down interim campaign
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