Author: Michael Mayer

Mets Claim RHP Dennis Santana From Twins

The New York Mets announced on Friday afternoon that they’ve claimed right-handed pitcher Dennis Santana off waivers from the Minnesota Twins. Santana was sold by the Rangers to the Braves in November and then was claimed by the Twins off waivers from the Rangers last month. Santana, 26, has allowed three runs in six innings on six hits, only one walk, and seven strikeouts in six games for...

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Brett Baty’s Hard Work Defensively Showing Positive Results

If you go to the practice fields for defensive drills at the Mets complex in Port St. Lucie this spring, there’s a good chance you’ve seen Mets prospect Brett Baty working with a myriad of Mets coaches. Every morning I was in Port St. Lucie, Baty was working on his defense with some combination of Joey Cora, Eric Chavez, or Reid Brignac as he hopes to crack the Mets’ Opening...

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Morning Briefing: Matt Harvey Wants Another Chance

Good morning Mets fans! Former Met Matt Harvey coming off leading Team Italy to the second round of the WBC told the New York Post that he’d like to keep pitching. “Obviously I’m not pumping mid-to-upper-90s anymore — at least not yet. Hopefully, the velo comes back. But if it doesn’t, I feel like I still know how to pitch and to get guys out,” Harvey said. “I’ve worked really hard on a...

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Sam Coonrod Has Right Lat Strain

The Mets announced on Wednesday afternoon that reliever Sam Coonrod reported discomfort in his right lat following his outing on Tuesday. He underwent imaging that revealed he’s dealing with a high-grade lat strain. The Mets have not given a timetable for his return yet. Coonrod pitched a scoreless inning on Tuesday that gave him five outings this spring without allowing a run. In those...

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Tylor Megill Taking Notes From Max Scherzer

With Mets’ starter Jose Quintana potentially missing a significant part of the season with a rib fracture, the Mets will need the likes of David Peterson and Tylor Megill to step up as depth in the rotation. Megill, making his third outing of the spring, tossed four scoreless innings in the Mets’ 9-3 win over the Marlins in Jupiter on Monday afternoon. Megill allowed three hits and a...

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