Terry Francona, 64, is drawing to the end of his 111th, and perhaps, final year as Cleveland's manager.
Cleveland Guardians manager Terry Francona walks to the mound during the seventh inning of a baseball game against the Houston Astros, Monday, July 31, 2023, in Houston. CLEVELAND, Ohio -- This may be it for the winningest manager in Cleveland baseball history.
Terry Francona, in his 11th season as manager of the Guardians, told reporters Tuesday that he has been in serious conversations with the front office about his future. Before this season, Francona signed an open-ended contract that would allow him to walk away when he felt like it. Francona, 64, has battled a series of health problems over the last several seasons and said he’s feeling “beat up.”
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