Alyssa Naken, known for conducting a formal managerial interview with the San Francisco club. 

San Francisco Giants assistant coach Alyssa Nakken (33) will challenge the "Wall of the Golden Women."

Sports media The Athletic said on the 16th , "Coach Nakken Assistant officially had an interview for the San Francisco coach position." The San Francisco club did not officially confirm this, but a number of local media reported related news. MLB, the official website of the Major League Baseball (MLB), said, "Naken is the first woman to interview for the MLB manager position and is expected to make a pioneering achievement (regardless of the results)."

Born in 1990, Nakken played softball in college. Joining the San Francisco baseball operations department as an intern in 2014, she was named as manager Gabe Kapler's staff in January 2020 and became the first full-time female coach in MLB. In April 2022, he made his debut as an on-field coach on behalf of first base coach Antoine Richardson, drawing the spotlight.

MLB's "Naken is one of several internal candidates to replace Kapler, who was replaced with a year left on his contract after failing to advance to the postseason for two consecutive seasons," and "third base coach Mark Holberg and bench coach Kai Correa are also known to have interviewed." Ron Waters, a special aide to baseball operations with a long coaching experience, is also expected to be nominated, he said. Bullpen coach Craig Albanese is also a candidate. 토토사이트

The reason why San Francisco's new manager is drawing more attention is that it is intertwined with Lee Jung-hoo (Kium Heroes), who is preparing for a big league challenge. Lee Jung-hoo is planning to knock on the MLB door with a posting system (closed competitive bidding) after the season. San Francisco is working so hard that General Manager Pete Putilla visits Gocheok Sky Dome (Gocheok Dome) and watches Lee Jung-hoo in person. In the match against the Samsung Lions on the 10th, Lee Jung-hoo's last home game of the season, multiple MLB clubs, including the San Diego Padres, Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, and New York Mets, dispatched officials to Gocheok Dome, and San Francisco was the only team leader in charge of team operations.