Brandon Nimmo is a team player. But as the 28-year-old inches closer to free agency (he’ll hit the market after this season with Scott Boras as his agent), Nimmo has been more vocal about his career intentions. Last year, he expressed interest in staying in New York City and talking to the Mets about an extension. And now, the long-time utility outfielder has made it clear in a profile...
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Mets minor league camp kicked off on Friday with a few of the top prospects already there, including their top prospect Francisco Alvarez. The 20-year-old catcher is also one of the top prospects in all of baseball, ranking as high as No. 8 in the sport according to Keith Law. The young catching prospect held court with beat reporters before working out on Friday. Telling them that is goal for...
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While Major League Baseball remains in a lockout, I figured we could take a look at the best players available at each position still available for teams to sign when this nightmare is finally over. Given that free agency was halted early in the offseason, there’s still a good group of players on the market once it opens back up. C Kurt Suzuki – The catching market is empty folks,...
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Good morning, Mets fans. Former Angels media director Eric Kay was found guilty by a jury for distributing fentanyl and causing the death of former Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs. Currently, Kay is facing a minimum sentence of 20 years in prison. The Los Angeles Angels released a statement on the verdict of the trial, expressing sadness for the Skaggs’ family and compassion for the players...
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No. 45 Joshua Cornielly, RHP Age: 21 (1/15/2001) HT: 6’2, WT: 175 B/T: R/R Acquired: Signed as International Free Agent in 2017-2018 Period ETA: 2025 Previous MMO Ranking: #29 2021 Stats: DNP – Injured The young right-hander missed the entire 2021 season following shoulder surgery during spring and then he had visa troubles once he was healthy, leading to an unfortunate lost season. The...
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Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players’ Association met in New York on Thursday. It was their sixth session since the lockout began 77 days ago, and it was the shortest one to date, lasting just 15 minutes. The Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) negotiations are stalled. Spring training has been delayed, and if there is no deal within 10 days, the regular season...
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