Author: Michelle Ioannou

Pete Alonso Named the 2019 National League Outstanding Rookie

It was announced on Thursday that Pete Alonso was named the 2019 National League Outstanding Rookie by the Major League Baseball Players Association. This should not come as a shock as it is most definitely deserved. The runners up for this award from the National League were Mike Soroka and Bryan Reynolds. The winner of this award from the American League was Yordan Alvarez. Eloy Jimenez was...

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Perks of Hiring A Former Player as Manager

The news broke Wednesday that the Chicago Cubs hired David Ross as their new manager. Ross played with the Cubs from from 2015-2016. Whereas it may have only been for one season, it was the most memorable season as the Cubs won their first World Series in 108 years. In January 2017, Ross was named a special assistant to baseball operations for Cubs for the 2017 season. In October 2019, he was...

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MLB News: Agent Matt Sosnick Arrested for Domestic Violence

By Michelle Ioannou In fact, it was Pete Alonso’s agent. We all know what an outstanding guy Alonso is so I am sure he is also shocked by the news and probably already looking for a new agent. According to TMZ, Matt Sosnick was arrested for domestic violence. He was first arrested on October 8 for domestic violence and misdemeanor child endangerment. He was then arrested again on October 9...

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Jacob DeGrom Finalist for MLBPA Players’ Choice Award

By Michelle Ioannou You don’t need to tell Mets fans that Jacob deGrom is the best pitcher in the National League, but it looks like the Major League Baseball Players Association wants to do exactly that. According to MLB.com’s Anthony DiComo, deGrom is a finalist to win the MLBPA Players’ Choice Award for National League Outstanding Pitcher. This award, as you can tell from...

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To The Best Mets Fan I Will Ever Know

We are all Mets fans. We all love our team. But there is one Mets fan who will always shine above the rest in my eyes, and that is my little brother, Christopher. Christopher lost his battle with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy on October 4, 2019, just shy of his 25th birthday. When he was first diagnosed, doctors said he wouldn’t live past the age of 18. He defied those odds by almost seven...

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