The 1990s were one of the biggest roller coaster rides in Mets history. The decade began with the team saying good-bye to Davey Johnson, Keith Hernandez, and Gary Carter as the best run in franchise history was nearing an end. Their attempts to revive the franchise would end with “The Worst Team Money Could Buy.” The nadir of Mets baseball with Vince Coleman throwing...
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Joel Sherman of the New York Post reports Washington Nationals first base coach Tim Bogar is no longer going to receive a third interview, and as a result, he is no longer under consideration for the Mets managerial position. This news comes as a surprise as Bogar had reportedly done very well in his two interviews. With Bogar not getting this third interview, it would appear his availability...
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With Brodie Van Wagenen and AJ Hinch being good friends dating back to their playing days for Stanford University, there has been rampant speculation the Mets will attempt to pry Hinch away from the Houston Astros. With there rumored to be a bombshell candidate in what is becoming a drawn out search process, the Hinch speculation has not died down. On the topic of Hinch’s chances of...
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With the Arizona Fall League season coming to an end, MLB Pipeline has comprised an All AFL Team. The team has been assembled using both performance and prospect status in their determinations. Taking all of that into account, Andres Gimenez was named as the shortstop. This should come as no surprise as Gimenez led the AFL in both batting average and OPS. He was also fifth in the league in hits,...
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There are still a lot of rumors circulating as to who is still a candidate for the New York Mets manager job. While you would expect to a narrowing down of the field of candidates, we have heard more and more names arise. The other day it was Brewers Bench Coach Pat Murphy. Now, Andy Martino of SNY reports Syracuse Mets manager Tony DeFrancesco interviewed for the Major League position....
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