The New York Mets have important roster decisions to make this offseason. One area with a considerable number of questions is the starting rotation. According to FanGraphs’ Roster Resource, the Mets’ current five-man rotation for 2022 includes Jacob deGrom, Taijuan Walker, Carlos Carrasco, Tylor Megill, and David Peterson. Unfortunately, each one of these dudes will be reporting to spring...
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After his historic 2021 season, it looks like the New York Mets will have some competition to bring back left-hander Aaron Loup this season. According to Jon Heyman of MLB Network, the Mets and Philadelphia Phillies are among many teams talking to the crafty left-hander. He also notes that Loup could be one of the better players on the market to sign relatively quickly. Loup signed a one-year,...
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Yet again, the Angels enter free agency looking for starting pitching, and Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reports that the Angels have interest in right-handers Marcus Stroman and Noah Syndergaard. Rosenthal notes that the Angels are looking to “significantly” improve a rotation that posted a 4.78 ERA during the 2021 season. Lastly, Rosenthal explains that Angels GM Perry Minasian...
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The New York Mets appear to finally be closing in on a new General Manager. While no offer has officially been made yet, according to the NY Post, Adam Cromie met face-to-face with Mets owner Steve Cohen on Wednesday afternoon. Cromie reportedly already had met with Cohen and Mets Team President Sandy Alderson via teleconference. The face-to-face meeting was the next step in the process, and if...
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Sandy Alderson met with the media for the second time in as many days. Alderson spoke more openly about specific Mets players rather than just how the Mets front office search is going. No GM Update Another day passes, another day the Mets are no closer to hiring a general manager. Or at least that’s what Alderson says. “I don’t have any expectation about the timing,...
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Dominican Winter League Mets veteran second baseman Robinson Canó was back in action on Wednesday in the Dominican Republic. It was the first game action of any kind for Canó in 2021 following a season-long steroid suspension that was handed down in November of 2020. Canó, 39, went 1-for-4 with a single as the designated hitter for the Estrellas Orientales. The expectation of Estrellas...
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