Author: Michael Mayer

My Obscure Mets Team: Position Players (Part 1)

With the current New York Mets just playing out the string in a second straight disappointing season I thought it would be fun to get peoples thoughts on their favorite obscure/part-time Mets players on Twitter. Given the strong response and awesome names brought up by numerous people I decided to put together an obscure Mets team. For criteria I decided to go with players that played less than...

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Kelenic Finishes First Pro Regular Season Off Strong

The New York Mets selected outfielder Jarred Kelenic with their first round pick in June and the early returns have been impressive for the 19-year-old. Kelenic was viewed as the top prep bat when the Mets took him with the sixth overall pick from Waukesha, Wisconsin. The left-handed hitter and thrower got his career off to a fantastic start in the Gulf Coast League when he slashed...

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Mets Should Target Yasmani Grandal This Offseason

The New York Mets 2018 season is winding down with only 29 games left and I want to start talking about a key player that the new general manager should target this upcoming offseason, Yasmani Grandal. Grandal, 29, is currently hitting .242/.350/.475 with 126 wRC+, 17 doubles, 22 homers and 60 RBI in 428 plate appearances for the Los Angeles Dodgers. The switch hitter ranks second among MLB...

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Gimenez, Alonso Among Mets’ Contingent Playing in Arizona Fall League

The Arizona Fall League announced it’s rosters this afternoon for the 2018 season and the New York Mets’ contingency of players will suit up for the Scottsdale Scorpions. Mets top prospect Andres Gimenez is among the eight player group as is Peter Alonso. Joining them on the position player side is catcher Ali Sanchez and outfielder Desmond Lindsay. The Mets will send four pitchers...

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Wright Joining Mets in San Francisco, Remaining on DL For Now

The New York Mets announced on Thursday that third baseman David Wright is going to join the team in San Francisco to continue his rehab under supervision of the training staff. They also announced that Wright will stay on the disabled list for now. It was reported on Wednesday by Mike Puma of the New York Post that Wright will ultimately make the decision to return this season or not. Wright...

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