Francisco Lindor’s 2024 season will go down as one of the best from a position player in Mets history. He slashed .273/.344/.500/.844 with 33 home runs, 107 RBIs, 29 stolen bases, and a 137 wRC+. He was the rock of the 2024 Mets on and off the field. His offense, along with his elite play at shortstop, allowed him to accumulate 7.8 fWAR, one of the top marks in team history. Currently,...
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Pete Alonso might have played his last game as a Met. The Mets will trot out a lineup on Opening Day in Houston next year, and there could be a Polar Bear-sized absence at first. He may hit 450 home runs in his career, and half of those could come with a team—or other teams—that aren’t the Mets. Joy will radiate at some point in 2025, and Alonso’s goofball grin may not be part of that...
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Francisco Lindor on Tuesday was not named one of the three finalists for the NL Gold Glove award, Rawlings announced. Dansby Swanson, Masyn Winn, and Ezequiel Tovar were named in the top three for the award, which allegedly is given to the best defender at their respective position. Swanson, Winn, and Tovar were the top three defenders with over 1,000 innings at short by Fielding Bible’s...
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Updated Post – October 11, 10:00 The remix is here, folks! Pitbull, who has sold over 100 million singles worldwide and has won 35 Billboard Latin Music Awards, teams up with Latin Grammy Award winner Silvestre Dangond for the remix of Candelita’s hit song “OMG”. Since the original released in late June, Jose Iglesias has become an integral part of a Mets team...
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The Mets are onto Philadelphia after beating the Milwaukee Brewers two games to one in the Wild Card round, a series capped by Pete Alonso’s signature moment as a Met. The roster for the National League Division Series looks similar outside of two additions—including one shocking one announced at Carlos Mendoza’s Friday press conference. Starters & Bench (13) Francisco Alvarez...
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