In a recent development, the New York Mets have made a change in their management. Carlos Mendoza is no longer the team's manager, a position he held until his firing on Friday. The Mets have been struggling, with a record of 34-47 after a six-game losing streak.

This puts them significantly behind in their division, with Atlanta leading the NL East and the Mets also trailing in the wild-card race. Further details on the team's decision and the new manager, Andy Green, are available from the source, KPRC 2 / Click2Houston. The Mets owner, Steve Cohen, had high expectations, but the team's underperformance led to the change in management.