Author: Patrick Glynn

Rosenthal: Mets “Not Inclined” To Spend on DH

With just three weeks left until pitchers and catchers start reporting to MLB camps in Florida and Arizona, the top end of the free agent market continues to move like molasses. Some of the prime free agents—Cody Bellinger, Blake Snell, Jordan Montgomery—remain unsigned, and that’s trickled down to the designated hitter market. J.D. Martinez, Justin Turner, and Jorge Soler have merely had...

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Mets Have 5 Prospects in Baseball Prospectus’ Top 101

Baseball Prospectus on Tuesday released its Top 101 prospect list ahead of the 2024 season, and the Mets have five prospects across the rankings. Four of the team’s recent top prospects—Jett Williams, Drew Gilbert, Luisangel Acuña, Ryan Clifford—appear and one welcomed surprise in Christian Scott made his debut on the Top 101. These were the team’s Top 5 prospects when it released...

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Shota Imanaga to Sign with Chicago Cubs

With his signing deadline approaching quickly, Shota Imanaga will reportedly sign with the Chicago Cubs, according to Bob Nightengale. He will undergo a physical on Thursday—the day of his signing deadline. Jon Heyman confirmed the deal. The deal will pay around $15 million per year and can last anywhere from two to five years, according to reports. Imanaga and the Cubs will have options in the...

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Where the Mets’ Starting Pitching Depth is Right Now

David Stearns has made starting pitching a priority this offseason. He needed to, as you could only feel confident in handing rotation spots in 2024 to two people: Kodai Senga and José Quintana. While Stearns’ white whale this offseason–Yoshinobu Yamamoto–signed with the Dodgers, Stearns has still been active in acquiring starters. He also still reportedly plans to trade for...

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Ronny Mauricio Underwent ACL Reconstruction Surgery

Updated Post – Jan. 3 at 1:45 PM The New York Mets announced on Wednesday that on Tuesday, Ronny Mauricio underwent right knee ACL reconstruction surgery performed by Dr. David Altchek at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York. A typical return-to-play timeline from this procedure is 8-12 months. Additional updates will be provided as appropriate. Updated Post – Dec. 12 at 3:25...

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