Author: Mathias Altman-Kurosaki

Morning Briefing: Jazz Chisholm Graces MLB The Show 23 Cover

Good morning, Mets fans! Jazz Chisholm was named the cover athlete for MLB The Show 23, which will be released on PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch on March 28. Chisholm becomes the first Marlin to grace the cover of the game. A collector’s edition of the game will be revealed on February 2 and pre-orders for the game will open on February 6. Latest Mets News The Mets’ equipment...

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Morning Briefing: Phillies Sign Veteran Utilityman Josh Harrison

Good morning, Mets fans! The Phillies have signed utilityman Josh Harrison to a one-year contract worth $2 million, MSM Sports announced. The two-time All-Star appeared in 71 games for the White Sox in 2022, hitting .256/.317/.370 (94 OPS+) with seven homers in 425 plate appearances. Latest Mets News The Mets have signed first baseman Dariel Gomez to a minor league contract for the 2023 season....

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2023 NL East Position Rankings: Catchers Edition

With pitchers and catchers set to report in just over two weeks, we’re continuing our rankings of each position within the NL East. With catchers, you rarely have just one player get regular playing time, especially with the universal designated hitter option. For that reason, we will be ranking each team by their tandem of catchers heading into the 2023 season. 5. Keibert Ruiz and Riley...

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Morning Briefing: Arte Moreno No Longer Plans to Sell Angels

Good morning, Mets fans! Arte Moreno announced that he is no longer looking to sell the Angels and will continue to own the franchise for the foreseeable future. Moreno had stated back in June that he was going to explore selling the team, but he released a statement Monday saying that he realized he isn’t ready to leave the team behind. Today, the #Angels announced that the Moreno Family...

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Morning Briefing: Triston Casas Open to Extension Talks

Good morning, Mets fans! Red Sox first baseman Triston Casas told Rob Bradford of WEEI.com that he’s open to discussing a long-term contract with the team. While no such talks between Casas and the Red Sox have happened yet, the 23-year-old spoke highly of Boston and said he’d like to remain there the rest of his life. Casas played in 27 games for the Red Sox in 2022 and had an...

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