Author: Jack Sargente

Morning Briefing: Sean Manaea Throwing Up to 90 Feet

Good morning, Mets fans! Carlos Mendoza gave up an update on Sean Manaea’s recovery: “He’s throwing. I think he’s up to 90 feet.” Manaea was shut down on Feb. 24 after suffering an oblique strain. He was reported to have received a clean MRI on March 13. The Mets brought him back on a three-year deal this offseason and will be looking for him to shore up the...

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Morning Briefing: Juan Soto Given 99 in MLB The Show Ratings

Good morning, Mets fans! On Wednesday, MLB The Show began unveiling player overalls for the 2025 rendition of their video game. Leading the charge for the Mets is their big off-season signing, Juan Soto, who comes in at a 99 overall after starting last year’s game at 91. Francisco Lindor follows with 95 overall, and then Pete Alonso, Mark Vientos, and Kodai Senga round out the top 5 at 85,...

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Morning Briefing: A.J. Minter Here To Beat Old Team

Good morning, Mets fans! New Mets reliever A.J. Minter talked about his offseason of change, mentioning that while Atlanta holds a close place in his heart, he is “here to beat them,” per Manny Gómez of NJ.com. A hectic offseason, which has included rehab from hip surgery, found himself landing in a rival town, moving from Atlanta to Queens. In the article, Minter also mentioned that...

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Morning Briefing: Nick Pivetta Signs With San Diego

Good morning, Mets fans! Wednesday saw some of the final big names on the market find their homes for the 2025 season. While Alex Bregman caught most of the headlines, starting pitcher Nick Pivetta landed in San Diego after his five-year stint in Boston. The right-handed starting pitcher, who the Mets showed interest in throughout the offseason, signed a four-year, $55 million deal with the San...

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Morning Briefing: Christian Scott Progressing From Tommy John

Good morning, Mets fans! On Wednesday, Mets sophomore pitcher Christian Scott talked to reporters in Port St. Lucie as pitchers and catchers are due to report soon. The right-handed pitcher made nine big league starts in his rookie season before undergoing Tommy John surgery in September, effectively ending his season. When asked about his progress, he told reporters, “Feel like my...

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