Pittsburgh Pirates, on Thursday, expelled the team with the team a little more than a month after a month.
The counter coach Don Kelly was selected as the director of the pirates in the National League Center with a record of 12-26 and 10 games behind Chicago Cubs.
Pittsburgh has lost 10 of the last 11 matches in a row. In 2015, franchise became qualified after the season as a joker team and was finalized in the National League Division series in 2013.
54-year-old Shelton took over before the 2020 season and released 306-440 career records as Pittsburgh manager.
“Derek worked incredibly and sacrificed for more than five years. His family has become a large part of the pirate family and we will miss it,” he said. He said. “An incredibly intelligent, curious and driven baseball leader. I believe that there is the right person for work when he is hired. I also believe that a change is necessary. I wish Derek and his family best in their next episodes.”
45 -year -old Kelly was in the middle of the sixth season as Pirates counter coach before he was promoted on Thursday. Pittsburgh native, on April 2, 2007, made the Grand League exit with the pirates.
Bob Nutting, President of the Pirate, “Donnie, the club building and during our organization is respected as much as respected.” He said. “He’s a pirate. He’s bleeding black and his gold. Nobody is more stable, and no one loves this team or city more than Donnie. He’s the right person to manage our team and help us back his way.”
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