With the offseason underway, the Mets have their eyes on the top free agent prize. Earlier today, Jon Heyman reported that the Mets have officially scheduled a meeting with superstar free agent Tarik Skubal sometime next week. Per Heyman’s article, Skubal will be conducting meetings with teams in California as he makes his decision on his team moving forward. This is not the first time a...
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Shota Imanaga Age: 33 (9/1/93) B/T: L/L 2026 Traditional Stats: 11-10, 3.77 ERA, 1.10 WHIP, 174 1/3 IP, 174 SO, 37 BB, 32 GS 2026 Advanced Stats: 112 ERA+, 24.6 K%, 5.2 BB%, 3.80 xERA, 4.47 FIP, 3.74 xFIP, 1.8 fWAR, 2.0 bWAR Rundown Like a dinner with the in-laws, a Keith Hernandez tangent or last week’s Wordle, you just never knew what you were going to get when Shota Imanaga took the...
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The offseason is here, so it’s time for us Mets fans to dream big, right? So let’s take about it – our dream offseason. Here’s what the perfect Mets offseason looks like to us here at MMO. Jack Ramsey It feels like we have been trying to find a “perfect” winter for the Mets for a few years now, so it is hard to not reuse some of the same ideas from before. However, a...
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According to The Athletic, New York Mets right-handed pitcher Kodai Senga is “attracting trade interest from multiple teams” heading into the winter months. After his career appeared to be on life support heading into the trade deadline, he saw something of a renaissance in the fall as he became a late-inning reliever down the stretch, and an effective one at that. Senga, who turns...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Carson Benge did not win the Rookie of the Year award, placing second to Sal Stewart. Nolan McLean placed fourth and A.J. Ewing placed ninth. While this is a disappointment, it is exciting for the Mets to have three rookies place in one season, and perhaps a sign of better things to come. Here was the final voting: Final 2026 National League Rookie of the Year voting...
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Sal Stewart took home NL Rookie of the Year honors on Monday night, while New York Mets outfielder Carson Benge came in second. JJ Wetherholt of the Cardinals finished in third. Stewart earned 20 first-place votes (170 0verall), while Benge earned seven first-place votes (107 overall). Wetherholt, who started strong but missed the last month of the season with injury, finished with three...
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