Mets to Welcome Mariano Duncan to Coaching Staff

The New York Mets are preparing to include Mariano Duncan in their major league coaching staff, according to reports from Joel Sherman of The New York Post. While the specific title for Duncan has not been disclosed, it is indicated that he will work with position players in various capacities.

Duncan, aged 63, has an extensive background in baseball, having played in the major leagues for over a decade with teams including the Dodgers, Reds, Phillies, Yankees, and Blue Jays. His playing career spanned from 1985 to 1997, primarily as a middle infielder, although he played every position except for pitcher and catcher.

Following his playing career, Duncan transitioned into coaching, accumulating over 20 years of experience. His coaching journey began in the early 2000s in the minor leagues, leading to his first major league coaching role with the Dodgers in 2006. Recently, he has been involved with the Mets, serving as a hitting coach and bench coach at various levels.