The Phillies have fired manager Joe Girardi after an extremely disappointing start to 2022 that has them 12 games back already.
After that game, Girardi acknowledged how badly the team needed a victory after losing five straight and going 10-18 in the month of May. Earlier in the week, the Phillies were swept in a three-game series by the Mets, dropping them to 3-9 against their NL East rival. After that game, Girardi was asked if he was concerned about his job status.
"I don't worry about my job. I've never worried about my job," Girardi said."I don't worry about my job. I've got to do my job. It's the business of being a manager. I don't worry about it.". He has managed in the minor leagues but never in the majors. After 28 seasons in the Yankees organization, he joined the Phillies as bench coach under Gabe Kapler before the 2018 season.
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