Seattle Mariners manager Scott Servais has been named to the coaching staff for the American League in next month's MLB All-Star Game.Servais was invited to be an All-Star coach by American League manager Dusty Baker of the AL West rival Houston Astros. This year's All-Star Game will be played at T-Mobile Field in Seattle.Seattle Mariners@MarinersCongrats, Skip! Scott Servais has been named to the coaching staff for the 2023 American League All-Star squad. atmlb.com/431zjyp64058Congrats, Skip! 👏Scott Servais has been named to the coaching staff for the 2023 American League All-Star squad.🔗 atmlb.com/431zjyp https://t.co/h400taetyAScott Servais' appointment to the All-Star coaching staff was met with derision by a number of Seattle Mariners fans.The Mariners, coming off the team's first postseason appearance since 2001 last year, are currently slogging through a disappointing campaign in 2023. The Mariners have lost three games in a row to fall to 38-41, 10.5 games behind the AL West-leading Texas Rangers.• IVAN@iveeno@Mariners We love a participation award48@Mariners We love a participation awardhawks@hawks_gaming14@Mariners ig they just couldn’t find ANYONE else39@Mariners ig they just couldn’t find ANYONE elsemmmmm@marcelomike01@Mariners Oh great make him think he’s actually knows how to manage. Atleast his awful decision making will be on showcase for the whole world to see now. And maybe they’ll finally fire him.31@Mariners Oh great make him think he’s actually knows how to manage. Atleast his awful decision making will be on showcase for the whole world to see now. And maybe they’ll finally fire him.However, as off as the Seattle Mariners have been this season, Scott Servais has finished in the top three of the AL Manager of the Year Award voting in each of the past three seasons. Although, he's not likely to make that four straight seasons of top-three finishes this season unless the team turns things around quickly.Trident Trooper@AndrewB53613195@Mariners Wait is this our only All Star 🤣🤣🤣19@Mariners Wait is this our only All Star 🤣🤣🤣Teddy@teddlesberg@Mariners shit this means we can’t fire him until after the all star break66@Mariners shit this means we can’t fire him until after the all star breakdepressed mariners fan@OWoltze@Mariners Is this a make a wish typa situation?4@Mariners Is this a make a wish typa situation?Servais has managed the Mariners for the past eight seasons, logging an overall record of 566-545.Mariners fans are calling for his dismissal as Seattle has had a difficult time getting the ball rolling in 2023. The team has lost four of its past five games, including two straight against the Washington Nationals.Servais' squad hosts the best team in MLB, the Tampa Bay Rays, this weekend.Matthew Rathgeber ⭐️⭐️@mrathgeber22@Mariners For last year’s performance? It’s certainly not this years. 🤔@Mariners For last year’s performance? It’s certainly not this years. 🤔Mike Unverzagt@mike_unverzagt@Mariners Short of a miracle... he will be fired by the end of the year.@Mariners Short of a miracle... he will be fired by the end of the year.👤 DatKidLos 😵‍💫@DatKidLos_@Mariners I was hoping this was a resignation announcement instead@Mariners I was hoping this was a resignation announcement insteadNot every Mariners fan is mocking Servais' selection. The 56-year-old has managed Seattle since 2016. It is the only team that the former MLB catcher has managed.IHateBaseball@MarinersSUR@Mariners Congrats, Skip! Well deserved. Been a tough 80 game season to this point but led the team to a surprise 90 win season in 2021 & then a legit 90 win season in 2022 to break the 20 year playoff droughtWell, well, well deserved!5@Mariners Congrats, Skip! Well deserved. Been a tough 80 game season to this point but led the team to a surprise 90 win season in 2021 & then a legit 90 win season in 2022 to break the 20 year playoff droughtWell, well, well deserved!Scott Servais played for four MLB teams before managing Seattle MarinersManager Scott Servais #9 hugs and lifts Julio Rodriguez #44 of the Seattle MarinersServais was an MLB catcher for four different teams in his 11-year playing career. A third-round selection of the Astros in the 1988 MLB Draft, Servais played for Houston, the Chicago Cubs, San Francisco Giants, and Colorado Rockies.For his career, Servais batted .245 with 63 home runs and 319 RBIs. He retired following the 2001 season.