Carlos Beltrán, newly inducted into the Mets Hall of Fame, said he isn’t currently interested in returning as manager, preferring family, his academy and his front‑office role.
Carlos Beltrán was inducted into the New York Mets Hall of Fame and had his No. 15 retired during the team’s penultimate home game of a disappointing season. At the ceremony he said managing in Major League Baseball is a "huge commitment" and that, for now, he wants to focus on being a dad, a husband and his Carlos Beltrán Academy in Puerto Rico.
Beltrán, a nine‑time All‑Star who was hired as the Mets’ manager in November 2019 but left 76 days later amid the Houston Astros sign‑stealing scandal, returned to the organization in 2023 as a special assistant in the front office. He praised interim manager Andy Green’s work and noted he is content with his current role, adding that he would not rule out interviewing for the job in the future.
The available reporting is limited to Beltrán’s remarks at the Hall of Fame ceremony and does not indicate any concrete plans for a managerial interview or hiring process.