Tylor Megill took the mound against the Marlins on Monday, pitching for the first time since March 5, when he threw three no-hit innings and struck out six against the Yankees. The righty didn’t duplicate his last start against Miami, but still had another impressive outing in what has been an overwhelmingly positive spring. Megill pitched four innings on Monday, allowing only one run and...
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The Mets lineup might look different next season. Per Tim Healey of Newsday.com, the Mets are considering moving Brandon Nimmo down in the lineup, and the outfielder is open to the possibility. “I’m not supposed to that being changed at all. I’m not stuck on that I have to be a leadoff hitter,” Nimmo told Newsday. “We didn’t really reach the expectations that...
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The bright lights are already on Pete Alonso this spring training. Before a single pitch has been thrown in the Grapefruit League. The first baseman was in the middle of trade talks all winter long, mostly propagated by journalists and radio talk show hosts. Yet, as David Stearns alluded to all offseason, Alonso is donning the orange and blue, getting ready for the 2024 season in Florida. This...
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Ji-Man Choi arrived at Mets camp on Saturday, just the next day after his signing broke online. The immediacy of both his signing and arrival at camp is somewhat surprising. The Mets weren’t linked to Choi this offseason, and it looked like the club was set at the first base position with Pete Alonso and Mark Vientos. Even Choi’s other position, designated hitter, looked taken care...
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The centerfield position has changed somewhat in the National League East division this offseason. Brandon Nimmo and Brandon Marsh moved over to the corners for new names, and the Nationals introduced a new player to the position after Víctor Robles dealt with a spine injury last season. Still, even with new faces, the list is locked down by familiar names that continue to do damage in the...
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