Joe Torre will be stepping down as Dodgers manager after the 2010 season and will be replaced by Don Mattingly reports the LA Times Don Mattingly will replace Joe Torre as manager of the Dodgers at the end of the season according to.

Don Mattingly will replace Joe Torre next season as Dodgers manager per published reports. Mattingly is currently the teams hitting coach. According to the LA Times manager Joe Torre is out and Don Mattingly is in.

After some initial hilarity at the idea that Preston Mattingly Dons son and failed Dodger prospect was breaking major news on Twitter the news is finally official Joe Torre will not be returning as Dodger manager next season. The Los Angeles Times just tweeted that Joe Torre is out as manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers with Don Mattingly replacing him. News Sports Weather Traffic and the Best of NY. Joe Torre will be stepping down as Dodgers manager.

Source Don Mattingly to replace Joe Torre as Los Angeles Dodgers skipper after season games Don Mattingly will replace reportedly Joe Torre as Dodgers manager at the end of the season.

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Don Mattingly will replace Joe Torre as manager of the Dodgers at the end of the season two sources with knowledge of the situation have told The Times Dylan Hernandez.

After giving his future considerable thought over the past several weeks Dodgers manager Joe Torre has decided that he will step down to be replaced by Don Mattingly at the end of the season. Though hes been a candidate for various managerial positions in the past such as those in New York and Cleveland he hasnt actually.

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One of the great concerns about Don Mattingly taking over as the Dodgers manager is his inexperience. An official announcement will be made Friday before the Dodgers. No further information was available. Image wikimedia commons.

Joe Torre has announced he will retire as Los Angeles Dodgers manager at the end of the season and he will be replaced by hitting coach Don Mattingly.