Author: Patrick Glynn

Source: Mets Have Contacted White Sox About Liam Hendriks

The Mets wrapped up a bevy of offseason moves on Tuesday with the press conference for Justin Verlander. But that doesn’t mean they’re done making moves to improve the team. According to MMO’s Mike Mayer, the Mets have contacted the Chicago White Sox about All-Star reliever Liam Hendriks. SNY’s Andy Martino also mentioned the Sox are shopping Hendriks, and the Mets’...

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Dansby Swanson Finalizing Deal with Cubs

Free agent shortstop Dansby Swanson is finalizing a deal with the Chicago Cubs, according to David Kaplan. ESPN’s Jeff Passan confirmed the report. Bally Sports’ Russell Dorsey says the deal is for seven years and $177 million. The 28-year-old Swanson spent the first six-plus years of his career with the Atlanta Braves, winning a World Series in 2021. Though his bat has been...

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Mets Paying “Close Attention” to Mid-Tier Starter Market

Day 3 of the Winter Meetings has been just as active as the first two with the signings of players like Andrew Heaney, Cody Bellinger, Tommy Kahnle, and with one errant tweet about Arson Aaron Judge’s potential landing spot. As day transitioned to night in San Diego, Billy Eppler briefly met with the media to talk about the goings on of the Mets front office. The general manager, in...

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Mets Re-Sign Tommy Hunter, Sean Reid-Foley to MiLB Deals

The Mets have re-signed relievers Tommy Hunter and Sean-Reid Foley to minor league contracts, according to Jacob Resnick. The pair were members of the Mets in 2021 and 2022, though they’ve both spent large amounts of time in the minors or the injured list over the last two seasons. They add needed depth to the Mets’ bullpen prospects, which took a large hit after the majority of the...

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Diaz, Lindor, Scherzer Named to All-MLB Teams

MLB released its All-MLB teams on Monday night, highlighting the games’ top players over the course of the entire season. The Mets had three players make the first and second teams. Edwin Diaz earned first-team honors as a reliever, and Francisco Lindor and Max Scherzer earned spots on the second team of the fourth-annual list. Díaz was probably the best reliever in baseball this season...

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