The New York Mets have hired Milwaukee Brewers president David Stearns to lead the franchise.
The Mets reached a five-year deal to make Stearns the team’s next president of baseball operations once the season ends, according to ESPN’s Jeff Passan.
A monumental addition to the organization, Stearns, 38, will take over officially once the regular season is over. The new era of the Mets begins soon.Stearns was hired as the Brewers’ general manager in Oct. 2015, and was promoted to their president of baseball operations before the 2019 season.
Stearns has also been linked to the Houston Astros, where he worked as an assistant general manager before landing in Milwaukee. His wife, Whitney, is a Houston area native and Astros owner Jim Crane was reportedly interested in bringing Stearns back to the franchise. Stearns, however, is a New York area native himself and grew up a Mets fan. He worked as an intern with the franchise, too, and held stints working in Major League Baseball’s front office and the Cleveland Guardians.
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