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Guardians manager Stephen Vogt says he'll be back with club, dismisses rumors about move to Mariners

Vogt said he has not been contacted by Seattle and plans to return to Cleveland, where he has guided the Guardians to three straight division titles.

  • Cleveland Guardians manager Stephen Vogt clarified on Thursday, Oct. 22, that he plans to manage the team in 2027, dismissing speculation regarding the Seattle Mariners' managerial opening.
  • Speculation emerged because Vogt is a Washington state native residing in Olympia, and the Mariners have a vacancy following the dismissal of manager Dan Wilson after a 76-86 season.
  • Guardians president of baseball operations Chris Antonetti stated the team has "no interest" in trading Vogt, who signed a multiyear extension following the 2024 season and remains under contract through at least 2027.
  • Although MLB insiders suggested a potential trade for family reasons, Antonetti confirmed the Mariners have not inquired about Vogt, who previously served as their bullpen coach in 2023.
  • Acknowledging the personal strain of living away from his family, Vogt remains committed to leading the Guardians, a team he has led to three division titles during his tenure.
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Guardians manager Stephen Vogt says he'll be back with club, dismisses rumors about move to Mariners

Guardians manager Stephen Vogt has dispelled speculation about his future, saying he’ll return to the club next season to chase an elusive World Series title. Vogt has led Cleveland to a division crown in each of his three seasons. He…

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USA Today broke the news in New York, United States on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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