Updated Post – April 5, 9:50 AM Max Scherzer told reporters on Tuesday morning that he felt fine after throwing a bullpen season earlier in the day and he could pitch on Friday. That would be the Mets second game of the regular season vs the Nationals in Washington. Original Post – April 2, 13:05 PM Following Saturday’s news that Max Scherzer was scratched from his scheduled...
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Updated Post 4/2/22, 5:54 PM EST The deal has “hit a snag,” Jon Heyman of MLB Network reported, and others such as Joel Sherman of the New York Post and Andy Martino of SNY confirmed. Sherman added that the Mets had discussed whether to take on about $24 million of Hosmer’s salary and ultimately decided against it. Updated Post 4/2/22, 1:37 PM EST Andy Martino of SNY added that...
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The Washington Nationals finished in last place in the NL East last year with a 65-97 record, and they aren’t expected to be much better this year. They have one of the best young players in the game in Juan Soto, but not a whole lot to support him after trading away multiple big names at last year’s deadline. They brought in Nelson Cruz to help fuel what could be a decent offense,...
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Max Scherzer was scratched from Saturday’s intrasquad start. Tim Britton of The Athletic and others were on the news. On Friday, Mike Puma of the New York Post reported that Scherzer was dealing with a minor hamstring issue, but that he was still expected to pitch in the Mets’ simulated game Saturday at 10:30 a.m. The Mets also received tough news about their other ace, Jacob deGrom,...
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The Mets were one of several teams to check in on left-handed reliever Tony Watson recently, Jon Heyman of MLB Network reported Saturday. Watson, now 36 years old, posted a 3.92 ERA over 62 games between the Angels and Giants in 2021. He was much better for the Giants, putting up a 2.96 ERA in 26 games compared to a 4.64 ERA in 36 games with the Angels. However, the left-hander remains durable...
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