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Phillies Remove Interim Tag From Don Mattingly, Make Coaching Staff Changes

What happened

The Philadelphia Phillies have decided to keep Don Mattingly as their full-time manager after he served in an interim role following the firing of Rob Thomson in April. The team also announced that hitting coach Kevin Long and infield coach Bobby Dickerson will not return for the 2027 season. Additionally, former Mets manager Carlos Mendoza has joined the Phillies coaching staff.

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No outlet on this side covered it — which is the blind spot above.

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    Center outlets focus on the managerial decision itself and personnel moves, with Forbes highlighting Alec Bohm's "will be missed" message and his "pending departure," while Newsweek reports on unnamed candidates who "weren't interested in the team's managerial post" and covers the decision about Mattingly's promotion after his "interim role."

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    Right outlets emphasize the turnaround narrative, with Fox News Digital describing Mattingly's "stunning 73-45 turnaround run" and the New York Post characterizing the decision as "surprising" while mentioning the team's "Alex Cora flirtation" and "unceremonious exit" that "caused some consternation among fans."

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