Author: Patrick Glynn

Mets Scheduled For Four ‘Sunday Night Baseball’ Games

ESPN’s Sunday Night Baseball released its schedule for the first half of the season on Thursday, and the Mets are slated for four games. This is in addition to, as The Athletic’s Tim Britton points out, the Mets being scheduled on ESPN for Opening Day. The four games the Mets are tentatively scheduled to play on Sunday Night Baseball are: May 2 @ Philadelphia May 30 v. Atlanta July 4...

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Alderson, Porter Comment On James McCann Signing

New Mets catcher James McCann was introduced in a press conference Thursday afternoon. Before the Santa Barbara native spoke, team president Sandy Alderson and general manager Jared Porter commented on why they signed McCann to a four-year, $40 million deal. Both executives mentioned McCann’s dual-threat ability at the plate and behind it. “We think he’s a great fit for...

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Sandy Alderson Expects To Be Involved in the Trade Market

Sandy Alderson took to the airwaves Wednesday afternoon on WFAN’s Carton & Roberts to discuss the Mets’ offseason thus far and their plans moving forward. During the interview, Alderson said he “expects to be involved” (as noted by Newsday’s Tim Healey) in the trade market this year, especially for players who only have one year left on their deal before heading...

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Five Takeaways From Luis Rojas’ Press Conference

Luis Rojas had his first media availability on Wednesday since being confirmed to return as Mets manager for the 2021 season. The press conference, which lasted about an hour, saw the second-year manager cover a range of topics, from who will be coaching alongside him to the makeup of the Mets roster as currently constructed. The always-cordial Rojas came off as excited about having Dave Jauss...

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Luis Rojas Comments on Coaching Staff, Confirms Jeremy Hefner’s Return

In his Wednesday afternoon press conference, Mets manager Luis Rojas confirmed Jeremy Hefner would return as pitching coach. Hefner’s first year with the Mets staff was mired with a shortened season and a ramp-up-then-down-then-up-again period while Major League Baseball figured out what to do with COVID-19. The pitching staff ultimately produced an 89 ERA+, which is 11 percent worse than...

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