2023 MLB season Miami Marlins Exceeded initial expectations. Falling in the wild card series and making it into the postseason is a feat not many would have expected. Great moves lead Florida team to dream of better years. One of them is resignation, even if it’s not as happy as you think Kim Ng.
On October 16, declared Its general manager Kim Ng will not return in 2024: “The Miami Marlins “They announced today that Kim Eng will not be returning as general manager of the club.”
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In the same statement they stated: “We will immediately begin a thorough and comprehensive search for new leadership, and we plan to continue to invest. Miami Marlins Off the field as well. “We owe it to our fans and the South Florida community and look forward to building on the momentum of great progress this year.”
According to sources that moment has arrived.
The new general manager of the Miami Marlins
According to Ken Rosenthal And Andy McCullough of Athletic, Miami Marlins All set to hire new General Manager, Peter Bendix. Rosenthal noted that Bendix told some Tampa teammates that he was going to Miami.
Bendix becomes the most recent administrative sale of Tampa Bay Rays For other teams. Andrew Friedman (Dodgers), Sime Bloom (Red Sox), Matt Arnold (Brewers) and James Klick (Astros) are now part of the management of rival franchises.
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It is expected that Peter Bendix Has complete control over public administration Miami Marlins Because that’s what he did in Tampa. Bendix has been a member of the Rays since 2009. As of 2019, at just 38 years old, he was promoted to the franchise’s director of baseball development and then general manager two years ago.
Sources say Rays general manager Peter Bendix is the leading candidate to be the Marlins’ new president of baseball operations @TheAthletic.
— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) November 5, 2023
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