Carlos Beltrán, former outfielder and Mets manager, has been hired by the YES Network as a part-time game analyst. He will call 36 Yankees games in the 2022 season.
Carlos Beltran has been hired as a game analyst by the YES Network and is expected to call 36 games, matching number he wore as a Yankee. Smart and insightful, @carlosbeltran15 will be a strong addition to our booth. Welcome, Carlos! @AndrewMarchand first reported possibility
— Jack Curry (@JackCurryYES) January 28, 2022
This is Beltrán’s first big-time return to baseball since being fired by the Mets in 2020. After his name was tied to Houston’s 2017 sign-stealing scandal, the Mets and Beltrán mutually decided to part ways before he managed a single game.
In addition to his new role with the YES Network, Beltrán will appear on next year’s Hall of Fame ballot for the first time.
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