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Report: Mets Hire A.J. Ellis To Major-League Coaching Staff

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Yahoo SportsReport: Mets Hire A.J. Ellis To Major-League Coaching Staff
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The New York Mets are hiring A.J. Ellis as their major-league strategy coordinator, The Athletic’s Will Sammon reported Wednesday. The club has not yet announced the move. Ellis becomes the latest addition to manager Andy Green’s coaching staff as the Mets…

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