Author: Jack Sargente

Morning Briefing: Mets Show Interest in Willson Contreras

Good morning, Mets fans! Wow — what an eventful and emotional day in Queens. The Mets lost the third of three fan favorites in the past month as Pete Alonso goes to the AL East to join the Baltimore Orioles. As the Mets look to replace a mass hole of production in their lineup, the turn their eyes to the trade market. The latest report is that they have shown interest in catcher-turned-first...

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Morning Briefing: Kyle Tucker Visits With Blue Jays

Good morning, Mets fans! On Wednesday, the prized gem of the 2025 free agent class, Kyle Tucker, was seen visiting the Toronto Blue Jays facility in Dunedin, Fla., per Robert Murray of FanSided. After signing former Cy Young Award winner Dylan Cease to a seven-year deal, they are looking to continue to build upon their World Series roster with the addition of the star slugger. Along with that,...

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Morning Briefing: USTA Dispute Resolved in Cohen’s Casino Plans

Good morning, Mets fans! Steve Cohen’s $8 billion casino cleared a major hurdle after a USTA dispute was resolved, per Eric Fisher of Front Office Sports. Metropolitan Park provided a statement, “We have successfully signed our pre-development agreement with the City.” Read more at the link. Latest Mets News  Former Padres Hall of Fame pitcher Randy Jones, who finished his career...

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Morning Briefing: Mets Have Opened Talks With Alonso

Good morning, Mets fans! Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns talked to Andy Martino of SNY on Wednesday as MLB gears up for free agency. One of the bigger notes to come out was the Mets’ status with Pete Alonso, with multiple reports noting that the two sides have already begun negotiations. Stearns commented on the report that Alonso would be open to the occasional DH...

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Morning Briefing: World Series Game 7 Tops International Ratings

Good morning, Mets fans! The 2025 World Series, containing an international team in the Toronto Blue Jays and star foreign players, unsurprisingly did record numbers internationally. Game 7 ended up averaging 51 million total viewers in the United States, Canada and Japan, becoming the most viewed MLB game in 34 years. The impact of MLB’s foreign expansion, especially into Asia, continues...

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