Cincinnati Reds to Hire Terry Francona as Next Manager

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CINCINNATI — The Reds are hiring Terry Francona to be their next manager according to Mark Feinsand of MLB.com.
Francona, 65, is a two-time World Series Champion. He posted a 1,950-1,672 record in 23 seasons with the Phillies, Red Sox and Guardians.
He was considered the top managerial candidate on the market. What a huge hire for the franchise.
Marty Brennaman endorsed Francona early in the process. Find out what the Hall of Famer said here.
BREAKING NEWS: The Reds are hiring Terry Francona to be their new manager, per source. Announcement expected as soon as Friday. https://t.co/JYmdYMD8Ro
— Mark Feinsand (@Feinsand) October 4, 2024
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