Updated Post – March 23, 20:22 PM Starling Marte told Anthony DiComo of MLB.com that he expects to play a lot of right field during the regular season. Marte, 33, played right field in a minor league game on Wednesday as he rehabbed an oblique injury. Important to note that Brandon Nimmo, Mark Canha, and Marte can each play all three outfield positions and that will give the Mets...
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Francys Romero, member of the Baseball Writers Association of America said on Tuesday that according to sources, Cuban outfielder Karell Paz has signed with the New York Mets. Paz confirmed and announced his signing with the Mets on Instagram, saying, “Welcome to the Mets. Glory is to God, Amen!” Paz, 22-years old, 6’3”, 215 lbs is a switch-hitter who many claim has great raw strength and power...
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Have you ever thought about what teams you have watched the Mets play against live? I was planning a trip to NYC this coming April and was looking to get tickets to a Mets game. I ended up buying tickets to the upcoming Giants series. I’ve never seen the Giants play in person, which made me think, what teams have I watched the Mets play at Citi Field recently? I tallied all the games I have been...
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There was Mets royalty at spring training today with all-time great Mike Piazza in camp as a guest instructor for the team. As is tradition, the Mets have a number of guest instructors with them throughout spring training each year, and today saw the Hall of Fame catcher working alongside manager Buck Showalter. After lending his expertise and using his wealth of experience to help today’s...
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Jacob deGrom was on the mound Tuesday night for the Mets in his spring debut, and he was dominant and looked to be in top form and ready for the start of the season. He threw two shutout innings as the Mets blanked the Astros on Tuesday night under the lights of Clover Park in Port St. Lucie. DeGrom pitched the opening two innings against the Astros. He struck out five and gave up just one hit...
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Good morning, Mets fans! The Blue Jays extended their new third baseman Matt Chapman on Tuesday, agreeing to an extra two years and $25 million to his contract, Jeff Passan of ESPN reported. The extension surprised the baseball world with how cheap it was, considering Chapman’s immense talent. His AAV won’t be much more than the one Ryan McMahon got on his recent extension with the...
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