According to Anthony DiComo of MLB.com, New York Mets outfielder Albert Almora Jr has reported to the Syracuse Mets to begin a rehab assignment. Almora has been on the injured list since May 12th following a nasty collision with the right-center field fence. He was diagnosed with a shoulder sprain. This of course comes just a few days after Mets manager Luis Rojas told reporters that Almora had...
Read More
It’s no secret that Francisco Lindor is struggling so far for the New York Mets. The $341 million man is off to the worst extended start of his career, and patience is running thin from Mets fans. While the surface stats show a struggle for Lindor with little signs of hope, when you take a deeper look at the numbers behind the shortstop’s start, there’s reason for hope....
Read More
According to Buster Olney of ESPN, the Mets will activate Pete Alonso before their next game, whether that is tonight or tomorrow due to a potential rainout. Olney is also reporting that the Mets are expecting Kevin Pillar to return to their lineup within a few days with a protective mask over his face. Alonso has been on the injured list since May 21 with a right hand sprain that he claims he...
Read More
The Mets, who after their game in Miami, are sitting in first place at 21-17 despite having an absurd 16 players sitting on the injured list. Among the players on the IL are four of their starting pitchers, one of their best relievers, two starting outfielders, three starting infielders, an all-world defensive infielder, two backup outfielders, a utility man, and two veteran relievers. Among the...
Read More
I got the chance recently to sit down on the phone with Mets’ vice president of amateur and international scouting Tommy Tanous. Tanous has been with the Mets since 2010, and has worked his way up through the ranks to the current position he holds. The Mets’ first draft under Tanous came in 2012, in which 11 major leaguers were produced. The following year, the Mets selected Dominic...
Read More
