The New York Mets and SNY today announced a first-of-its-kind, three-piece, connecting bobblehead collector’s series featuring iconic SNY announcers Gary Cohen, Keith Hernandez, and Ron Darling. The series, presented by Verizon and SNY, will provide fans the opportunity to collect three bobbleheads, each featuring one-third of the trio many consider to be the best booth in baseball. These...
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While the MLB season’s start date is up in the air at this point due to the ongoing lockout, there’s still plenty of reason to look forward to the season once it starts. Namely, the Mets’ free agency spending spree has things looking up as Max Scherzer, Mark Canha, Starling Marte, and Eduardo Escobar hope to come in and right the ship. It’s always interesting to look at the betting odds and see...
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Major League Baseball is currently in a lockout, I’m freezing my ass off (-1o when I woke up this morning), and there’s still a few days until the NFL playoffs get back underway, so let’s watch (and listen) one of the Mets top prospects hit baseballs. Mark Vientos hits baseballs very hard (michaelelwellperformance IG) pic.twitter.com/LPZ7vFTDw3 — John Flanigan...
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There’s no way around it — the New York’s Mets’ Black Friday shopping spree was incredibly fun to watch unfold. Among the three position players they landed within a span of a few hours, taking center fielder Starling Marte off the market to the tune of four years and $78 million was probably the most exciting of all. His presence in Queens immediately changes a few...
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Good morning, Mets fans! John Shea of the San Francisco Chronicle reported that David Ortiz was disappointed that Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens did not qualify for the hall of fame, saying: “not having them join me is hard to believe […] these guys, I did not even compare myself with them.” Speaking specifically about Bonds, Ortiz said, “this guy was a Hall of Famer way...
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Buck Showalter will remain in the upper echelon of manager salaries with the Mets. His three-year deal is worth $11.25 million. Buck Showalter, Mets3 years, $11.25M3.5M 20223.75M 20234.0M 2024 — Jon Heyman (@JonHeyman) January 26, 2022 Showalter will be paid $3.5 million in 2022, $3.75 million in 2023, and $4.0 million in 2024. When Showalter was with the Orioles in 2018 his salary was $4...
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