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NEW YORK – First things first, says Don Mattingly, setting the record straight about the Yankees, Aaron Boone, his bench coach job with the Blue Jays and the possibility of someday managing in ...

Don Mattingly’s plan for next year was nothing but R & R. The Yankees legend was looking forward to taking it easy after stepping down as Miami Marlins manager following the 2022 season, his ...

Mattingly, the former Yankees All-Star now in his seventh season as manager of the Marlins, said Thursday that he patterned his game defensively after Hernandez, who will get his No. 17 retired by ...

Don Mattingly isn’t ashamed to admit that, like most Yankees fans, he’s paying close attention to the Aaron Judge sweepstakes, curious to see where free agency takes No. 99.But unlike those on ...

Don Mattingly’s latest chance of being enshrined in Cooperstown will come Sunday night. The former Yankees first baseman is on the eight-player ballot which the Contemporary Baseball Era ...

If the Yankees’ position opens again, Mattingly now has the experience managing at a Major League level to be considered a strong candidate to return to New York, as his 899-950 record attests.

Blue Jays bench coach Don Mattingly oversees infield practice prior to his club's win over the Yankees on Saturday in Dunedin, Fla. Randy Miller | NJ Advance Media.com ...

Mattingly, who served as Yankees captain from 1991 to 1995 — the last to hold the role before Derek Jeter. The Yankees retired his No. 23 in 1996. Mattingly stepped down as the Marlins ...

Jazz Chisholm and Don Mattingly embrace on the field prior to a Marlins-Braves game on June 12, 2021. Getty Images Jazz Chisholm homers during the Yankees' win over the Phillies on July 29, 2024.

As a player, Mattingly was a Yankees great who spent his entire 14-year career with the club. The six-time All-Star first baseman and 1985 AL MVP was a career .307 hitter with 222 homers.