Author: Alexis Farinacci

David Wright’s No. 5 Officially Retired by Mets

July 19, will forever go down as “David Wright Day” at Citi Field. The city of New York forever retired No. 5 for the Captain, David Wright. It was one of the most highly anticipated and happiest occasions in the entire 64 years the Mets have been a team, as described by the master of ceremonies, Mets Hall-of-Famer and current voice of the New York Mets, Howie Rose. When David Allen Wright was...

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Five Mets Prospects Ranked in Top 60 From Baseball Prospectus

Baseball Prospectus on Wednesday released their midseason Top-50 and four Mets prospects sit in the top 50 at the halfway point, with five total in the top 60. 17 – Jett Williams, SS 20 – Jonah Tong, RHP 32 – Carson Benge, OF 34 – Nolan McLean, RHP The next 10 group (making it a top 60 really) 52 – Jacob Reimer, 3B In order to be eligible for the Top-50 list, Baseball Prospectus requires players...

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NL Wins First All-Star Game Swing-Off to Defeat AL

2025 All-Star week in Atlanta continued on Tuesday with the 2025 MLB All-Star Game. Back in their teams’ jerseys for the first time since 2019, the National League All-Stars faced off against their American League counterparts at Truist Park in Atlanta, Georgia. After the National League dominated the first six innings to go ahead 6-0, the American League struck for four in the seventh and two...

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Mets Select Mitch Voit From Michigan With 38th Overall Pick

With the 38th overall pick in the first round of the 2025 MLB draft, the New York Mets announced that they selected a two-way player, infielder/right-handed pitcher Mitch Voit from the University of Michigan. Voit is the No. 63 prospect ranked by MLB.com. The six-foot, 201-pound right-hander focused mainly on pitching and played third base as well until 2025. In his junior season, he...

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Previewing The Mets’ 2025 MLB Draft

When the MLB draft opens on Sunday, the New York Mets will watch 37 picks pass by before they make their first one. For the third time in a row, the Mets’ initial selection was moved back 10 slots for exceeding Major League Baseball’s competitive balance tax threshold. This year, they exceeded it by $40 million, and to make matters a bit worse, they had already forfeited their second-round...

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