If former MLB manager Joe Maddon were at the helm of the Yankees, the floundering Anthony Volpe would be heading back down to ...

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New York Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe is in need of a reset, and three-time Manager of the Year Joe Maddon believes the ...

The Yankees have an Anthony Volpe problem, and former MLB manager Joe Maddon thinks they should look to the Mets for the ...

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But let’s start with this important reminder: Joe Maddon isn’t one of those old dudes who wants baseball to go back to looking like it did in, like, 1967. He’s an innovator — and always ...

Joe Maddon still wants to be a major league manager. He’s said as much out loud, as well as in the closing pages of his new book, “The Book of Joe: Trying Not to Suck at Baseball and Life ...

Joe Maddon is in the final season of his $6 million per year contract with the Chicago Cubs. And no matter how things turn out this year, it’s safe to say he’s the best manager in franchise ...

“Joe Maddon created that environment for me, where I came to the park with an attitude of, ‘I have nothing to lose, so go out there and let your talent express itself,’” said Pena, who ...

Maddon, in the final year of a three-year, $12 million contract, had a $4 million option or $1 million buyout in 2023. He was hopeful he’d finish his career in the Angels organization.

Joe Maddon rode into town eight years ago with an audacious plan to turn around a franchise synonymous with losing. He told reporters to get ready to embrace the “crazy” during a raucous, 40 ...

Joe Maddon waited a long time for his first full-time managerial job.He was 51 when he was hired in 2006 to take over the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, a bottom-dwelling team that had few fans and no ...