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Athletics manager Mark Kotsay is expected to retain his position heading into next spring following comments made at a recent press conference, according to Athletics Nation writer Connor Ashford. Following the hire of Taylor Smith as the Athletics' new President of Baseball Operations, speculation had arisen regarding Kotsay's future, but indications from the introductory press conference suggest no immediate dugout change is planned.
Connor Ashford reports that Smith will now focus on assembling his front office staff, including the expected hiring of a general manager to serve as second-in-command. The writer notes that while Kotsay appears secure for now, his long-term tenure will likely depend on the team's ability to turn around on-field results.
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