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The Seattle Times · Feb 5, 2019

Mariners assistant player personnel director Leslie Manning has left the team

Mariners player development director Andy McKay, in announcing the promotion of Leslie Manning on Nov. 1, had said she would have “a wider reach and will ensure that our actions meet our words across our entire organization.” (Bettina Hansen / The Seattle Times)Fewer than three months after being promoted to a position as Mariners assistant player personnel director, the team says Leslie Manning resigned of her own accord. Manning had been the team's top-ranking woman in its baseball operations department prior to her departure.

Mariners assistant player personnel director Leslie Manning has resigned from the squad fewer than three months after being promoted to that position.

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