Cole Hamels Open To One Year Deals After talking with MLB.com, Cole Hamels is open to consecutive one-year deals as he enters free agency. Hamels just finished the final year of his 7-year deal that originally began in Philadelphia. When talking to MLB.com, Hamels said “I’m not there to handcuff somebody or an organization… That’s what the younger guys can do. I can do one year here and...
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Eduardo Perez Current Position: ESPN Baseball Analyst Age: 9/11/1969 (50) Managerial Experience: Leones de Ponce (2008-2009) – Puerto Rico Baseball League, Columbia (2013 World Baseball Classic) Eduardo Perez is the latest to throw his hat into the ring to be the next manager of the New York Mets. Eduardo is the son of Hall of Fame infielder Tony Perez, who was enshrined in Cooperstown in...
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Mike Bell Current Position: Vice President of Player Development, Arizona Diamondbacks Age: December 7, 1974 (44) Managerial Experience: Yakima Bears (2007), Visalia Rawhide (2008-2009) The younger brother of David Bell, Cincinnati Reds manager, Mike Bell is a new name on the Mets’ radar. Bell is currently serving as the Arizona Daimondbacks’ Vice President of Player Development....
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Dusty Baker Current Position: Special Adviser to the CEO, San Francisco Giants Age: 6/15/1949 (70) Managerial Experience: 1993-2002 San Francisco Giants, 2003-2006 Chicago Cubs, 2008-2013 Cincinnati Reds, 2016-2017 Washington Nationals According to Kevin Kernan of the New York Post, Dusty Baker’s name is being thrown around in the conversation of the next Mets’ manager. Baker, 70, is...
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In the first game of the Mets’ doubleheader with the Marlins, Jeff McNeil recorded his 200th hit and became the fastest Met to do so in franchise history. The record was previously held by Dave Magadan, who did so in 667 at-bats, while McNeil recorded the feat in his 599th career at-bat. McNeil now sits at 599 career at-bats in 162 games, giving himself a full season’s worth of...
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