Miami Marlins manager and New York Yankees legend Don Mattingly made notable comments regarding the trend Thursday, telling reporters that it is all indicative of larger problems in baseball.

In the final week of September, Don Mattingly accepted congratulations and gratitude from various New York media members about his impending retirement from managing the Miami Marlins. This was ...

Former Yankees Captain Don Mattingly has already done some pretty ... upon him back in April 2018 when he returned as the ...

Throughout his 14-year career with the New York Yankees, Don Mattingly famously ... While serving as manager for both the Los ...

Maybe that’s not a fair standard for a first-time manager, but that’s the reality of expectations in Los Angeles, with that roster (well, payroll) and that ownership group. Don Mattingly ...

The Marlins got a close win on Sunday (recap), but their chances of making the playoffs decreased, likely significantly. After the 5-4 win, manager Don Mattingly told reporters that Giancarlo ...

Los Angeles Dodger manager Don Mattingly could potentially return ... Mattingly last managed for the Miami Marlins from 2016-22. His time in South Beach was underwhelming, as he only made the ...

Marlins manager Don Mattingly certainly believes the contract is a good investment. Alcantara not only provided ace-caliber performances at the top of the rotation but his ability to pitch many ...

He lowered his ERA to 2.30. "He looked like he was on both edges," Marlins manager Don Mattingly said. "Guys were coming back shaking their heads." Scherzer struck out the side in both the third ...

“That was good to see,” Marlins manager Don Mattingly said. “The laser he hits into right-center was hit really well. And honestly the ball that goes out to left, that’s a really good sign ...

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“It was good to get those,” Marlins manager Don Mattingly said. Bleday’s sacrifice fly in the seventh padded Miami’s lead, but Washington got one back on Joey Meneses’ run-scoring double ...