Author: Michael Mayer

MMO Minor League Player of the Year: Jett Williams

The 2023 season saw the New York Mets farm system get stronger as the season went along due to midseason trades and surprising breakout performances. One player was able to stand out amongst the pack, and it ended up being shortstop/center fielder Jett Williams. He is our MMO Minor League Player of the Year. During this past season, Williams was able to show off his speed once he got on base,...

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Schedule of Events During Winter Meetings

I’m thrilled to say I will represent Metsmerized as credentialed media at the Winter Meetings this year in Nashville at the Gaylord Opryland. The meetings begin on Sunday and go through Wednesday, and while the focus will undoubtedly be on trades and signings, other important announcements and events are taking place. Sunday, Dec. 3 Contemporary Baseball Era Committee Ballot results will...

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Mets Announce Multiple Front Office Additions

 The New York Mets today announced several additions to the team’s front office. Eduardo Brizuela has been named as vice president & special assistant to the president of baseball operations. Andy Green has been brought on as the senior vice president, player development. Kris Gross will serve as vice president, amateur scouting. “The additions of Eduardo, Andy and Kris will bolster an...

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Reds Sign Right-Hander Nick Martinez

Updated Post – Nov. 30 at 8:50 AM Jeff Passan of ESPN reports that the Cincinnati Reds have signed right-handed pitcher Nick Martinez to a two-year, $26 million deal. Passan reports the deal has an opt-out after the first season. Martinez, 33, had a 3.43 ERA in 110 innings this season for the San Diego Padres, working in a variety of different roles. Martinez made nine starts, finished six...

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Mets Madness Series Preview: 1973 Mets vs. 2007 Mets

The “Ya Gotta Believe” 1973 Mets take on the talented 2007 Mets, known for their September collapse, in the first round of Mets Madness with Out of the Park Baseball. The matchup is a study in contrast: the 1973 team’s biggest strength was their pitching and the 2007 Mets were led by a dynamic lineup; the 1973 NL Champs went 24-9 in their final 33 games while the 2007 team lost 12 of their last...

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