The Mets want to keep one member of the 2021 outfield for a long time. According to SNY’s Andy Martino, the Mets are interested in discussing a contract extension with Brandon Nimmo. He expects it to occur after the assumed MLB lockout. Nimmo is one of the players the Mets will surely tender a contract to before MLB’s 8 p.m. deadline tonight. He’s in his final year of...
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Could Mad Max be on his way to a second World Series title? Vegas certainly thinks so, raising the Mets championship odds two times since his three-year, $130 million contract became official. Per OddsChecker the best odds you could find on the Mets winning the World Series before Max Scherzer’s signing was known was +2200 or 4.3%. Now that number is gone on sportsbooks across the country...
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Mets fans, an emergency Scherzer episode is here! Mike Mayer, Patrick Glynn, and myself break down everything to do with the historic free agent signing of future hall of famer Max Scherzer to the Mets! We look at the last 48 hours and how the Mets landed their big fish, what it means for the rest of the Mets free agency plans, and much more! Listen, like, and subscribe here on...
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Wait a minute, they’re not done just yet. Jon Heyman reports that even after signing Max Scherzer the Mets are still looking for another starting pitcher and one more bat. After signing the biggest deal (by AAV, $43,3M. Scherzer), the Mets are looking for another starting pitcher and one more bat — Jon Heyman (@JonHeyman) November 30, 2021 The Mets payroll already stands at $267...
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Player Data: Age: 27 (3/22/1994), B/T: R/R Primary Stats: 63 G, 62.2 IP, 5-6 W/L record, 3.45 ERA, 1.053 WHIP, 89 K, 3.87 SO/BB Advanced Stats: 117 ERA+. 34.6 K%, 8.9 BB%, 2.64 xERA, 2.48 FIP, 3.47 xFIP, 1.0 bWAR, 2.0 fWAR 2021 salary: $7 million Grade: B- 2021 Review In a season that saw so much go wrong for the team, especially in the second half, one of the brighter lights of the Mets’...
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Mandatory Credit: Brad Penner-USA TODAY Sports It was a fun two months for El Mago in Queens, but the star shortstop is headed back to the midwest after agreeing to a six-year, $140 million contract with the Detroit Tigers, according to Mark Feinsand. Javier Báez is heading to the motor city, becoming the latest of the top shortstops to ink a deal before the assumed work stoppage on December 2....
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