New York Mets manager Mickey Callaway is expected to return to the team next season, even if the team brings in a new general manager, reports Newsday.
Callaway is in his first year as the Mets manager and the team has been using three people to fill the general manager's role since Sandy Alderson took a leave of absence in June after his cancer returned.
The Mets got off to a franchise–best 11–1 start to the season, but began the day at 45–63, the third worst record in the National League.
"You know it could happen at any time and I know I’m going to get fired one day.