Mets’ right-handed pitcher Marcus Stroman addressed the media today via Zoom call, and says he is rearing to go and his excitement for the 2021 season is at an all time high. Stroman, 29, opted out of the shortened 2020 season after battling a torn calf muscle and due to his concerns of playing during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, Stroman says his “body is elite” and he...
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Well, another free-agent bullpen target for the New York Mets is reportedly heading elsewhere for the 2021 season. Jon Heyman first broke the news earlier on Thursday morning that the Oakland Athletics were in agreement on a one-year, $11 million contract with reliever Trevor Rosenthal. Further clarifying the reported move, The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal noted that the agreement between the...
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The MMO team will be going all around the field, sharing our favorite Mets players by position. First Base Second Base Third Base Shortstop Next up, left field. Ryan Finkelstein It is really hard to come up with my favorite Mets left fielder of all-time, because quite frankly the position has been a revolving door for most of my lifetime. Especially in recent memory, left field has been a...
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There may be more snow getting dumped in the northeast right now, but the sights and sounds of spring can’t be ignored. Like pitchers partaking in PFPs, catchers doing their own receiving drills, and media sessions taking place. Spring training for the New York Mets has officially begun in Port St. Lucie, and it’s impossible to not feel excited about everything going on. Whether your team...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Let’s take a look at what went on with the Amazins’ and MLB on Wednesday! Latest Mets News Mets manager Luis Rojas spoke to the media yesterday and would not commit to J.D. Davis as the starting third baseman due to the versatility on the roster. Rojas says Jeff McNeil and Jonathan Villar could also see time at third this year (Tweet from MMO’s Pat...
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The San Diego Padres have their franchise player and they aren’t letting him go away any time soon. According to MLB insider Robert Murray, Fernando Tatis Jr. is signing a massive contract extension to stay with the Padres for more than a decade. Murray reports that the deal is for $340 million, over 14 years. This for a player who has yet to even play 150 games at the big league level....
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