Author: Mojo Hill

Assessing The Mets’ Rotation With Steven Matz Gone

Steven Matz has been in the Mets organization since 2009, and with the major league club since 2015. He is perhaps still best known for his electric debut, when he allowed two runs in 7 2/3 innings and collected three hits at the plate. With Grandpa Matz going ecstatic, Matz instantly became someone Mets fans could fall in love. Since then, it has been an inconsistent battle of ups and downs for...

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Should Jeff McNeil Play Second or Third in 2021?

One thing that Jeff McNeil has been known for ever since he came up to the Mets was his versatility. Once described as “strictly a second baseman,” McNeil has provided value at second, third, and in both outfield corners. With Robinson Cano suspended, the Mets have some more flexibility on what they want to do with McNeil. Obviously they acquired star shortstop Francisco Lindor, and...

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Mets GM Jared Porter Sent Lewd Photos, Messages To Female Reporter

In a shocking story that Jeff Passan and Mina Kimes of ESPN dropped Monday night, New York Mets general manager Jared Porter has admitted to sending explicit photos to a foreign female reporter in 2016. A copy of the text history was obtained by ESPN. They subsequently reached out to him on Monday night, when he acknowledged texting with the woman. The photos Porter sent included a picture of a...

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International Free Agency Signing Period Begins Today

The Major League Baseball international free agency signing period begins today, and the Mets are projected to sign a bunch of players in the $100,000 to $600,000 range. Teams that received a Competitive Balance Pick in Round B of the 2020 MLB draft are given a pool of $6,431,000, while teams that received a Competitive Balance Pick in Round A are given $5,889,600. The Mets are not one of those...

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Brandon Nimmo Ranked Fifth-Best Center Fielder By MLB Network

In MLB Network’s annual position by position rankings, they announced they put Brandon Nimmo as the fifth-best center fielder in baseball. Nimmo broke out with a star season in 2018, posting a 148 wRC+ and 4.5 fWAR. While still good, he took a step back in 2019, playing in only 69 games while posting a 114 wRC+ and 1.3 fWAR. However, in the shortened 2020 season, he seemingly returned to...

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