Author: Jack Ramsey

Report: Mets Interested In Reliever Helsley, White Sox Covet Vientos For Robert

With just four more days until the 2025 MLB trading deadline, the New York Mets are one of the busier teams in baseball, and don’t seem to be close to done after they acquired left-handed reliever Gregory Soto from the Baltimore Orioles. According to Will Sammon of The Athletic, the Mets remain in the market for significant relief help, and the idea of adding a legitimate setup man is one...

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Mets Acquire LHP Gregory Soto from Orioles

According to SNY’s Andy Martino, the Mets are in agreement on a trade with the Baltimore Orioles that will land them left-handed reliever Gregory Soto in exchange for pitching prospects Wellington Aracena and Cam Foster. The deal was later confirmed by Jeff Passan of ESPN. Soto, 30, is a hard-throwing reliever who has made multiple All-Star teams in his career and has served as a primary...

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Stearns, Mendoza Speak as Deadline Nears

Both Mets manager Carlos Mendoza and president of baseball operations David Stearns spoke to the media on Monday afternoon ahead of the team’s series opener against the Los Angeles Angels. Trade deadline plans, injuries and the return of Francisco Alvarez all made the docket. Deadline Plans As the Mets enter the final few days of July, David Stearns acknowledged that his team is in a good...

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Mets Select Antonio Jimenez with the 102nd Overall Pick

With the 102nd pick of the 2025 MLB Draft, the Mets selected Antonio Jimenez, a shortstop out of UCF. This was the Mets’ second draft choice of the night, with the first being the selection of Mitch Voit out of Michigan. As a reminder, the Mets’ third-round selection was their second pick of the draft – the team forfeited their second-rounder as a competitive-balance penalty...

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Big Four Leading High-A Brooklyn To Powerful Offensive start

The Brooklyn Cyclones (High-A) roster is littered with top prospects. First-round selections, blossoming middle-round selections, and a shining reflection of the work put in by the New York Mets’ new player development group. Brooklyn currently leads the South Atlantic League in hits, doubles, triples, batting average, OPS, and have struck out the fewest amount of times in the league....

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