The Mets’ pitching staff has been fantastic to start the season, to say the least. They were considered a “weak link” throughout the offseason, but even with the early injuries to Sean Manaea and Frankie Montas, the group has proved their doubters wrong. Both the starters and the bullpen have been clicking, as the Mets lead the majors in ERA (2.10), FIP (2.90) and fWAR (2.4)....
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One of the Mets’ best starters, Kodai Senga, will make his return to a regular-season mound for the first time since July of last season, when he made his first and only start against the Atlanta Braves. He earned the win after hurling 5.1 solid innings of two-run baseball, but he would suffer a high-grade calf strain during that game, which would derail his season, putting him back on the...
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With the Mets’ busy offseason coming to an end and we inch closer to opening day, it feels like a good time to take a look at the team’s depth chart, kicking it off with the corner infield. Big League Starters Age: 30 (12/07/1994) Contract: 2 years $54M (Player option after 2025) Roster Status: 40-man roster Pete Alonso (1B) Alonso coming off of a hectic offseason, which led to him...
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Left field hasn’t seen much turnover this winter in the NL East, but one team made a significant addition this summer, which you will see later in the rankings. This will be a fun one, as the left corner of the outfield can potentially be one of the deepest position groups in the division. No 5. Kyle Stowers, MIA Kyle Stowers, 27, was traded to Miami in the Taylor Rogers deal last season....
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The Mets have re-signed right-handed reliever Drew Smith to a one-year deal with a club option for 2026, according to Mark Feinsand of MLB.com. Tim Healey of Newsday reported that in 2025, Smith will earn $1 million, and the club option, if picked up, will be worth $2 million for the 2026 season. Smith underwent Tommy John surgery in July and will likely miss the 2025 season. The right-hander...
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