In the end, it became Terry Collins. Mr. Collins, the 61 year old, the former manager of the Astros and Angels, the fiery and intense and demanding man has been given the reins of our New York Mets. Only a two year deal, so we'll see how it lasts. But he is our man for the time being so we must accept it, whether we love it or not, got to accept it.
And I do. He's different than Jerry Manuel, Willie Randolph, and Art Howe. He's closer to Bobby Valentine. Surprise surprise. The last great Mets manager, the one that the fans wanted back at the end of the 2010 season, most resembles the manager the Mets just hired. He did well, that man. Took us to the playoffs. Even the World Series.
Here's to hoping that Terry does the same.
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