US EditionNationals name Miguel Cairo interim manager amid franchise shakeup
- On Monday, Miguel Cairo was appointed as the interim manager of the Washington Nationals, stepping in for Dave Martinez following a 6-4 defeat to the Boston Red Sox.
- On Sunday, the Nationals made a significant leadership change by dismissing both manager Dave Martinez and longtime general manager Mike Rizzo amid ongoing team struggles.
- Cairo, who joined the Nationals as bench coach in 2024 and previously managed the final 34 games for the White Sox in 2022 with an 18-16 record, brings 17 years of MLB playing and coaching experience.
- Nationals interim GM Mike DeBartolo described Cairo as a hardworking and knowledgeable leader whose enthusiasm could inspire both the team and its supporters throughout the season.
- The Nationals sit at the bottom of the NL East with a 37-53 mark this season and are on track for their sixth consecutive losing year, entering a crucial period as they look to turn things around under newly appointed leadership.
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Former Venezuelan player takes over in the middle of a restructuring in Washington
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