The last two months of the season, fans will be paying plenty of attention to the prospects the Mets traded for at the deadline. Luisangel Acuña and Drew Gilbert are arguably now the No. 1 and 2 prospects in the Mets’ farm system, and they both made their debuts at Double-A Binghamton over the last week. Now, they’re introducing themselves through the media. Ahead of...
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The Mets, losers of five in a row entering Sunday’s matinee with the Baltimore Orioles, one of the best and youngest teams in the majors, put out a lineup featuring a lineup that featured Jeff McNeil, Pete Alonso, Francisco Lindor, and six guys who were not on the 40-man roster at the end of April. Five of them were in Triple-A—a mix of prospects and what feels like a handful of...
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In an chat with The Athletic, Max Scherzer said the Mets are retooling to be competitive in 2025 and 2026. In talking with the Mets’ brass—aka owner Steve Cohen and general manager Billy Eppler—Scherzer asked if the Mets were going to reload in 2024. Scherzer said Eppler told him, “No, we’re not. Basically our vision now is for 2025-2026, ‘25 at the earliest, more like ‘26. We’re...
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The MLB Trade Deadline is August 1 at 6 p.m. EST. The Mets kicked things off for themselves Thursday night by trading David Robertson to the Marlins. Other deals include Lucas Giolito heading to the Angels, and Amed Rosario and Noah Syndergaard getting traded for themselves. Follow along with the latest news, rumors, and other notes, Mets or otherwise! Tuesday, August 1 6:18 p.m. Some...
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In the middle of a rain delay, as the Mets were working on a comeback versus the Washington Nationals, the team traded David Robertson—their best reliever—to the Miami Marlins. In return, they got infielder Marco Vargas and catcher Ronald Hernandez, both of who will end up as top 15 prospects in the Mets’ system. Shipping off your best reliever—and the best one on the trade...
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