"Mattingly joined the Toronto Blue Jays' coaching staff in 2023, sort of as a mentor for manager John Schneider, who was about to embark on his first season at the helm of the team. In 2023, he served as a bench coach, then as the offensive co-ordinator in 2024. Before the 2025 season, Mattingly returned to just their bench coach, as the Jays missed the postseason in 2024."
"After retiring in 1995, Mattingly remained involved in the game. He joined the Yankees' minor league system as a coach, before joining their big league coaching staff in 2004, lasting until 2007. He departed for the Los Angeles Dodgers before the 2008 season, eventually becoming their manager in 2010. He spent six seasons at the helm of the Dodgers, then joined the Miami Marlins as their bench boss in 2016."
Don Mattingly has joined the Philadelphia Phillies coaching staff. He played his entire career with the New York Yankees but never won a World Series. After retiring in 1995 he coached in the Yankees' minor leagues and joined the big league staff from 2004 to 2007. He left for the Los Angeles Dodgers, became their manager in 2010 for six seasons, and later managed the Miami Marlins beginning in 2016 for seven seasons, winning National League Manager of the Year in 2020. He joined the Toronto Blue Jays' staff in 2023, served as bench coach and offensive coordinator, returned to bench coach in 2025 and stepped down after the 2025 World Series loss. The Blue Jays added Drew Butera, Eric Duncan, and Cody Atkinson for 2026. The Phillies finished 96-66 last season. His son Preston serves as a general manager.
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