Brandon Nimmo Player Data: Age: 29 (3/27/1993), B/T: L/R Primary Stats: 151 G, 673 PA, 580 AB, .274/.367/.433/.800, 159 H, 16 HR, 64 RBI, 7 3B, 3 SB Advanced Stats: 134 wRC+, 17.2% K%, 10.5% BB% .317 BABIP, .342 xwOBA, 5.4 fWAR, 5.1 bWAR 2022 Salary: $7 million Grade: A 2022 Review When the Mets acquired Starling Marte last offseason, it created questions about what role Brandon Nimmo would have...
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On this date four years ago, the Mets agreed to send outfield prospect Jarred Kelenic, right-handed pitching prospects Justin Dunn and Gerson Bautista, and veterans Anthony Swarzak and Jay Bruce to the Mariners in exchange for closer Edwin Díaz and second baseman Robinson Canó. Fast forward to Dec. 1, 2022, when Mets’ GM Billy Eppler and Díaz are on a Zoom call with reporters to talk about...
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Tommy Kahnle Age: 33 (8/7/1989) B/T: R/R 2022 Traditional Stats: 13 G, 0-0 record, 12 2/3 IP, 2.84 ERA, 0.632 WHIP, 14 SO, 3 BB 2022 Advanced Stats: 151 ERA+, 4.38 FIP, 9.9 SO/9, 30.4 SO%, 6.5 BB%, 0.3 bWAR Rundown It’s easy to tell when a bullpen is good, and it’s even easier to tell when a bullpen is bad. Nevertheless, the art of building a reliable bullpen proves to be a difficult task year...
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FOCO is back again with a new collection of bobbleheads, but this time with a few twists. Their brand-new Holiday Bobble Bros collection is in stock and ready to ship ahead of the holidays. Unlike most of FOCO’s bobbleheads, these are not limited and retail at a much lower price for just $30. This makes them the perfect stocking stuffer and a great addition to any Mets fans home. The...
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The name of the game for the Mets this offseason is pitching. New York lost three members of its rotation to free agency and now face the task of re-stocking it with frontline talent, which will likely be done through free agency. There are a number of intriguing options, some familiar and some not, that have become targets for the Mets and could theoretically fill that top-of-the-line role for...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Jeff Passan of ESPN reports that the New York Yankees, whose No. 1 priority this offseason is to retain Aaron Judge, have an offer on the table in the neighborhood of eight years and $300 million and could increase it, depending on how much the San Francisco Giants (the other top bidder for Judge) are willing to offer themselves. Additionally, Chris Cotillo of MassLive...
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