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Phillies to keep Don Mattingly as manager for 2027 after getting turned down by Alex Cora, per report

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Don Mattingly has signed a two-year deal to remain the manager of the Philadelphia Phillies, following a successful 2026 stint where he took over as interim manager 28 games into the season and guided the team to the playoffs with a 79-55 record.

Prior to finalizing the agreement with Mattingly, the team reportedly turned their attention to him after being rejected by Alex Cora.

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How the coverage differs

Same story, different emphasis — here's what each outlet chose to lead with.

ESPN (US) Focuses on the contract details and his interim success.
CBS Sports (US) Highlights the search process involving Alex Cora and the 2027 outlook.
Read the full story at the source ESPN · US ↗
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