Author: Mathias Altman-Kurosaki

Morning Briefing: Soto Sweepstakes Narrowing

Good morning, Mets fans! The Juan Soto sweepstakes are down to just three teams with the trade deadline under 48 hours away. Jim Bowden of MLB Network Radio reports that the Cardinals, Padres, and Dodgers are believed to be the only teams still bidding currently. The Cardinals are offering the most from their major league roster, while the Padres are willing to give up the most talent from their...

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MMO Trade Profile: Daniel Bard, RHP

Position: RHP Bats/Throws: R/R Date of Birth: 6/25/1985 Stats: 37 G, 21 saves, 1.91 ERA, 43 SO, 1.035 WHIP Advanced Stats: 3.66 xFIP, 2.61 xERA, 3.51 SIERA, 27.6 K%, 12.2 BB% Rundown With the trade deadline under two weeks away, the Mets still have some holes to fill, specifically in the bullpen. While Edwin Díaz and Adam Ottavino have both been fantastic, Drew Smith and Seth Lugo have dealt...

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Morning Briefing: Suzyn Waldman Elected to Radio Hall of Fame

Good morning, Mets fans! Longtime Yankees reporter and broadcaster Suzyn Waldman was elected to the Museum of Broadcast Communication Radio Hall of Fame. She’s worked for the Yankees for 36 years and was the first woman to serve as a full-time color commentator in Major League Baseball history. She and John Sterling have been the radio voices of the Yankees since 2005. Latest Mets News The...

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Morning Briefing: Cardinals Viewed as Favorites for Soto

Good morning, Mets fans! As the sweepstakes for Nationals star Juan Soto continue, MLB Network insiders Jon Heyman and Joel Sherman revealed that executives see the Cardinals as the favorites to land the 23-year-old outfielder. The Cardinals sit in second place in the NL Central and have the prospects and MLB-ready talent that the Nationals are looking for. Soto would be joining a lineup that...

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Mets First Half Report Cards: Starting Pitchers

The Mets’ starting pitching core entered the season with lofty expectations, and early in the season, they delivered. However, the staff struggled to a 4.92 ERA during the seven weeks when Max Scherzer was on the IL. Despite that rough patch and not having Jacob deGrom, the Mets’ starters still own the eighth-best ERA in the majors at 3.71, including a sparkling 1.63 mark since...

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