Author: Patrick Glynn

Robinson Cano Off To Hot Start In Caribbean Series

The Mets have endless questions to answer whenever the lockout ceases and the team can focus on producing on the field. One of those questions, which reasonably has sat on the backburner as the Mets sort out their roster, is what Robinson Canó will bring to the table in 2022. After missing the entire 2021 season due to testing positive for performance-enhancing drugs for a second time, Canó will...

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Carlos Beltrán Highlights 2023 Hall of Fame Ballot Additions

The Major League Baseball Hall of Fame introduced its 2022 class on Tuesday night with David Ortiz earning a first-ballot entry to Cooperstown. Six other gentlemen–Gil Hodges, Buck O’Neil, and Jim Kaat included–were inducted by the Golden Days Era Committee and Early Baseball Era Committee, as well. As we look to the 2023 ballot, one incoming name stands out: Carlos Beltrán....

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Mets Offseason Recap: Week 16

It’s really been 16 weeks of the offseason so far, and basically all of the action was packed into a four-week stretch. While we should be about three weeks away from pitchers and catchers reporting to spring training, that’s looking less and less likely. Yet, the ball rolls on for the Mets. Coaching Staff Officially Announced While we knew most of the Mets’ coaching staff this...

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MMO Free Agent Profile: Collin McHugh, RP

Collin McHugh Position: Relief pitcher Bats/Throws: R/R Age: 34 (6/19/1987) Traditional Stats: 37 G (seven starts, all opening games), 6-1, 1 SV, 64 IP, 1.55 ERA, 74 K, 12 BB Advanced Stats: 1.8 fWAR, 1.9 bWAR, 2.26 xERA, 2.12 FIP, 3.06 xFIP, 30 K%, 4.9 BB%, 256 ERA+ Rundown Ah, our old friend Collin McHugh. Way back in 2013, the Mets dealt McHugh to the Colorado Rockies after a dozen...

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Mets Offseason Recap: Week 15

The Mets had an active week this week, though, with the planned date for pitchers and catchers reporting less than a month away, it doesn’t look like we’ll get any movement with players at the major-league level any time soon. Welcome Back, Glenn Sherlock Jon Heyman reported late Saturday night that Glenn Sherlock, who was the Mets’ catching instructor and third-base coach from...

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