Cleveland Guardians choose Stephen Vogt as their new manager.
Vogt is replacing Terry Francona, the team's most successful manager.
Vogt beat other candidates, including Craig Counsell and Carlos Mendoza.
Despite his limited managerial experience, Vogt was selected.
Stephen Vogt, a former MLB catcher, retired just a year ago.
Vogt is 39 years old and earned two All-Star nods during his playing career.
The choice was based on Vogt's youth, friendly personality, and character.
The Guardians' president, Chris Antonetti, praised Vogt's leadership qualities.
Vogt worked with Craig Counsell in the past, learning from him in 2018.
Stephen Vogt aims to lead the Guardians into a new era of baseball.