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The Philadelphia Phillies are facing an off-season that demands change. However, it seems the team may be seriously considering bringing back the same manager next season after being spurned by Alex Cora.

The Philadelphia Phillies are reportedly considering re-hiring interim manager Don Mattingly after Alex Cora declined an offer to manage the club. President of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski targeted Cora following the firing of Rob Thomson, but Cora chose not to return to managing next season. Mattingly stepped in after a 9-19 start, guiding Philadelphia to a 79-55 finish and a National League Wild Card berth.
Writer Ethan Williams argues that the Phillies risk repeating past postseason shortcomings by settling for familiar continuity instead of conducting an exhaustive search. Williams cautions that retaining Mattingly purely for stability mirrors previous organizational habits that repeatedly fell short in October.
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