Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell is currently in year two of a five year, $40 million deal. While he is locked in for the foreseeable future, a former nemesis of the Cubs, and the entire National League Central for that matter, recently turned some heads by saying his dream job is to manage the North Siders.
Former Chicago Cubs nemesis dream is managing the North Siders
According to Katie Woo at The Athletic, former St. Louis Cardinals catcher and future Hall of Famer Yadier Molina recently shared that his dream job would be to manage the Chicago Cubs.
“If I have a chance to manage, I can manage anywhere … I’d manage the Chicago Cubs, if they want.
Yadier Molina told The Athletic
Does Yadier Molina have managing experience?
Yes, Molina does have experience managing. This became well known during the 2023 World Baseball Classic when he was the skipper for Team Puerto Rico and it is expected that he will return in that role in 2026. Molina also has been the manager in various different winter leagues.
What is Yadier Molina doing now?
At 42 years old, Molina is currently enjoying time with his family. He told The Athletic that he was focusing on his family, in which his 16 year old son is currently playing varsity baseball.
“I’m concentrating on my family,. That’s the hard part for me to make a decision about managing.”
Yader Molina told The Athletic
While Molina torched the Cubs throughout his Cardinal career, both as a game caller and at the plate (.285 batting average and a .756 OPS in 247 career games against Chicago), that history could be put aside if his dream is to someday be a manager for the Cubs.
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