Author: Robert Colonna

Keith Hernandez Staying at SNY

Keith Hernandez will continue to provide color commentary for Mets games alongside Gary Cohen and Ron Darling. The best booth in baseball stays together per Anthony Rieber of Newsday Sports. Keith told Laura Albanese of Newsday that he will likely call around 90 games this season. Keith Hernandez spent seven seasons with the Mets, slashing .297/.387/.429/.816 with 80 HRs and 468 RBIs, and was...

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Four Mets Outfield Prospects That Could Debut in 2026

The Mets have left flexibility for their prospects to earn at-bats in the majors in 2026, and here we will dive into four Mets prospects who could debut in 2026. Carson Benge 2025 minor league stats: 519 PA, .281/.385/.472/.857, 15 HRs, 73 RBIs, 22 SBs Carson Benge is the clear starting point here, as president of baseball operations David Stearns has repeatedly said he will have the opportunity...

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What Could a Freddy Peralta Extension Look Like for Mets?

Freddy Peralta is an incredibly accomplished pitcher, and after the Mets traded Jett Williams and Brandon Sproat for him and Tobias Myers, it would make sense for the club to try to extend him. Peralta is a two-time All-Star coming off a season in which he placed in the top five of NL Cy Young Award voting. Since signing his initial extension before the 2020 season, he has pitched 767 2/3...

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2026 NL East Positional Rankings: Third Base

Third base in the National League East will probably be viewed as a very divisive position, with a clear debate over who should be number one and who should be number two. From discussions on positional changes to bounce backs, let us take a look at our rankings of the best third basemen in the NL East. No. 5 – Connor Norby, MIA Connor Norby was acquired alongside Kyle Stowers in the trade...

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Mets Announce Signings of Barnes, Kimbrel

The Mets have officially announced that they have signed reliever Craig Kimbrel and catcher Austin Barnes to minor league deals with invitations to spring training. Craig Kimbrel For more than a decade, Kimbrel was one of the most dominant closers in the sport, but after a rough 2024, in which he struggled with a 5.33 ERA, he struggled to find consistent innings in the majors in 2025. When he...

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