Most of the big names are now off the board as Hot Stove season slows down somewhat, but there’s still one significant free agent available. Allow MMO to get you caught up on the latest rumors involving the New York Mets and from around MLB. Swanson In A Good Spot Dansby Swanson is the last big, big name available on the open market and he has plenty of suitors interested in him with a...
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Good morning, Mets fans! On Friday, three former Mets, including two members from the 2022 squad, were officially announced as joining new clubs. The Philadelphia Phillies, Oakland A’s, and Los Angeles Dodgers announced the signings of Taijuan Walker, Trevor May, and Noah Syndergaard respectively. With the Mets last year Taijuan Walker put up a respectable 3.49 ERA in 29 starts with the...
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The Mets officially signed five players to minor league deals on Friday. Three are returning to Queens with major league experience for the Mets. Here’s a quick rundown of the most recent additions. Tommy Hunter Hunter returns on a minor league deal with an invite to spring training, and he brings a wealth of experience back to Queens. The 36-year-old has spent the last two seasons with...
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The Mets are shopping veterans Carlos Carrasco and James McCann according to multiple reports. Carrasco has been reportedly on the block since the Mets signed Japanese right-hander Kodai Senga to a five-year deal that followed the signing of Jose Quintana and Justin Verlander. Our own Michael Mayer reports the Mets have been shopping McCann aggressively recently and that seemingly intensified...
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Mets fans, an all-new episode is here! This week Mike is back and we discuss the signing of Japanese star pitcher Kodai Senga, whether could there be a Michael Conforto reunion in Queens, Brandon Nimmo became an elf for a day, and much more! Might there be mutual interest for a Michael Conforto reunion with the Mets? Mike believes that for the Amazin’s there is certainly interest:...
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The Oakland A’s announced on Friday afternoon that they’ve signed reliever Trevor May to a one-year deal. Jeff Passan of ESPN reports the deal is for $7 million guaranteed with another $500,000 in potential performance bonuses. The deal makes May the highest-paid A’s player for the 2023 season. May, 33, struggled during the 2022 season to the tune of a 5.04 ERA though he...
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