CARLSBAD, Calif. - Former Washington Nationals assistant general manager Adam Cromie is a serious candidate to become general manager of the Mets, league sources told SNY.
Cromie’s candidacy was first reported by the Washington Post. He spent a decade in the Nationals front office before leaving for the law firm Jones Day in 2017.
The Mets are still considering a few other candidates, but Cromie has clearly impressed them in the interview process.
He has not been offered the job at this time, but discussions are expected to continue this week.
