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When thinking about what moves the New York Mets front office might make in free agency, bolstering the infield (aside from figuring out what to do with Pete Al
When former Mets catcher Mike Piazza played with Team Italy in the World Baseball Classic, Butera was his bench coach. Piazza gave his take on the Nationals’ decision to Jon Morosi of MLB Network.
The New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies are two of the top potential suitors in the Pete Alonso sweepstakes.
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NY Mets seem to put heavy importance one pitching stat
Stuff+ is a relatively new baseball stat. FanGraphs tracks its version back to 2020, and the stat “looks only at the physical characteristics of a pitch.” That
The Mets must bolster their starting rotation this offseason if they want to contend for a World Series next year.
The easiest and cleanest way for the Mets to add a top-of-the-rotation starter to their staff this offseason is to turn to the free agent market, where the headliners are Framber Valdez, Michael King, and Ranger Suarez. There's also Dylan Cease, whose upside is sky high.
The Chicago Cubs are going to have a lot of competition in the Kyle Tucker free agency sweepstakes this offseason.
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Former top NY Mets prospects are now two of MLB’s best role players in free agency
Once upon a time, Amed Rosario and Dominic Smith were the next great hope for the New York Mets. Rosario once set the record for the largest signing bonus given
Keith Hernandez sat down for an interview with the Post and revealed he would like to stay with SNY even though his current contract is up. Hernandez is also firmly in th e re-sign Pete Alonso and Edwin Díaz camp. Should the Mets lose Edwin Díaz if he opts out, who could replace the elite closer?
Richardson, 42, joined the Mets as part of Carlos Mendoza’s staff in December 2023 and was instrumental in the Mets’ reinvigorated run game this season, turning Juan Soto into a threat on the basepaths with an NL-leading 38 swiped bags in his first season with the team.
Mets announcer Howie Rose was among those who took to X to object Koufax’s seat, which he believes should have been front row. “How does Sandy end up in the second row?” Rose wrote. “Maybe those are his permanent, personal seats but Sandy Koufax takes a back seat to no one. Especially at Dodger Stadium.”