Author: Kai Chang

Where Mets’ Top 30 Prospects Will Start 2025 Season

With all four of the Mets’ full-season affiliates playing on Friday for the first time in 2025, let’s look at MMO’s top 30 prospects and where they’ll begin their seasons. At the end of March, MMO’s Mike Mayer provided a final overall breakdown of the top 30. 1. Brandon Sproat – RHP — 2024 ERA: 3.40 (A+/AA/AAA)    2025 Start: Syracuse Mets (Triple-A) The 24-year-old...

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Morning Briefing: Braves’ Reynaldo López to Undergo Surgery

Good morning, Mets fans! Mark Bowman of MLB.com tweets that Braves pitcher Reynaldo López is set to undergo arthroscopic surgery on his right shoulder. In a best-case scenario, he could return in a couple of months. It’s been a nightmarish start for the Mets’ division rivals. They’re now 0-6 after falling to the 7-0 Dodgers Tuesday night, not to mention Jurickson Profar’s...

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Juan Soto Impresses in Mets Debut Despite Sour Ending

Juan Soto’s much-anticipated debut with the New York Mets finally arrived on Opening Day, giving fans their first real look at the biggest offseason acquisition in franchise history. New York would ultimately fall by a score of 3-1 to the Houston Astros at Daikin Park, with Soto striking out in a crucial ninth inning at-bat. Despite the loss, the 26-year-old superstar showcased exactly why the...

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Morning Briefing: Mets Facing Decision With Alexander Canario

Good morning, Mets fans! Mike Puma of the New York Post reports that “the Mets expect to expose [Alexander Canario] to waivers — he is out of options.” As expected, a seventh outfielder isn’t needed on the 26-man roster. Despite Canario’s strong spring, Starling Marte’s veteran presence and Tyrone Taylor’s reliability edged him out. He was always just an option in...

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Luis Torrens Stepping Up in Alvarez’s Absence

With Francisco Alvarez likely out until May due to a fractured hamate bone in his left hand that necessitated surgery, the Mets need someone to step up and fill his role at the start of the regular season. Fortunately, they have a capable catcher on the active roster in Luis Torrens, and we’ve seen enough from him this spring to suggest he can handle the job effectively. Torrens’ Thursday...

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