LOS ANGELES -- Don Mattingly and the Dodgers have had a "mutual parting of the ways," according to a baseball source, in the most dramatic of moves to complete the first year of president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman, who inherited Mattingly from the Ned Colletti regime.
The club has not commented on the status of their manager. An announcement is expected later today.
After being handed the manager baton from mentor Joe Torre five years ago, Mattingly guided the Dodgers to a .551 winning percentage (446-363) and three National League West titles in his five years.