When Toronto Blue Jays manager Cito Gaston was asked today about his planned retirement after the season, and if he had any second thoughts, Gaston said, “No”, according to MLB.com’s Peter Kerzel.

“I think if I was probably, maybe four years younger I might [entertain a return]. It’s going to be a few years before they really get to where they really want to go. If [general manager Alex Anthopoulos] can find someone that he finds he wants to keep around that long, I think it’ll be better that way, I really do.”

Gaston is in his second tour of duty with the Blue Jays. He won two World Series in 1992 and 1993.  Currently he has a record of 882-830 (.515 winning percentage) over 12 seasons as a manager.