Juan Soto sat down for MLB’s Office Hours and discussed a variety of topics including his view on the automatic balls and strikes system, his time growing up in the Dominican Republic with Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Fernando Tatis Jr., and what it is like seeing the Mets’ top prospects make their debuts. The “ABS” System Starting with the 2026 season Major League Baseball will be implementing...
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The New York Mets currently have a few different left-handed relief pitching options on their 40-man roster. Those consist of Brooks Raley, A.J. Minter, Richard Lovelady, and Brandon Waddell. Of those, only two have a history of major-league success, but one of those two, Minter, is coming off a major injury. Of the remaining two, Lovelady struggled immensely with a 6.30 ERA/6.74 xERA and...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Luisangel Acuña exited Friday night’s Venezuelan Winter League game after being hit by a pitch on the forearm. As Mike Mayer noted, he wasn’t in the lineup Saturday. Luisangel Acuña exited last night’s Venezuelan Winter League game after being hit by a pitch on the forearm. pic.twitter.com/GtrdvxM3ZV — Metsmerized Online (@Metsmerized) November 22, 2025...
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Mets fans, a brand new episode of MMO Weekly has arrived! Sports Illustrated beat writer Pat Ragazzo joined the show to discuss the many topics swirling around Mets land. Ragazzo, along with Sal Manzo and Mathias Altman-Kurosaki, talked about Adam Ottavino’s comments toward Carlos Mendoza and the bullpen usage, along with Pete Alonso and Edwin Díaz’s free agency. “Should they...
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Friday’s non-tender deadline saw many players shockingly fail to receive contracts for the next season. In Mets land, Max Kranick, Danny Young, and José Castillo were the only players who didn’t receive deals. But across the sport, certain All-Stars and former top prospects were let go into free agency. The full list of players non-tendered can be found here on Metsmerized. Below are...
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