According to Andy Martino of SNY, the market for Asdrubal Cabrera is heating up, and he could be moved at any time. Buster Olney of ESPN reported yesterday that the Diamondbacks had interest in Cabrera. Jon Heyman of Fancred reported earlier today that the Diamondbacks, Brewers, Braves, and Phillies have interest in Cabrera. Joel Sherman of the New York Post wrote yesterday that the Phillies...
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Managing injuries has been a never-ending issue for the New York Mets, not just in 2018, but for what seems like a couple of decades now. Scapegoated former head trainer Ray Ramirez took what should be looked at as an unreasonable amount of the blame for this trend. Attempting to revamp their training department, the Mets created a new position: Director of Performance and Sports Science, and...
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According to Anthony DiComo of MLB.com, the Mets may be using an “opener” in second game of their doubleheader Monday against the Atlanta Braves. The game is a makeup for a rainout on April 22nd, and is one of three games the Mets have had postponed to inclement weather this season – April 2nd and May 12th, both versus the Phillies. DiComo believes that Robert Gsellman or Seth...
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The 2018 season has gotten off to a lively start among the Mets minor league affiliates. Plenty of talent distributed around all levels. Given that, we’re very eager to present our staff picks for Player of the Month. Position Player of the Month – Peter Alonso This one was a unanimous decision, and quite an easy one. The Binghamton Rumble Ponies first baseman finished of the first...
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It seems like just yesterday the New York Mets were coming off of their 11-1 streak to start the year. Perhaps because it just less than 2 weeks ago, but it certainly feels like an eternity ago, now that the Mets have gone 4-7 since. One has to ask, who are the real Mets? I want to start with something that people have become doomsday preacher about: the Mets pitching staff. As it stands right...
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