With just over a week until spring training begins, the New York Mets are still attempting to round out their roster before players officially report to camp, although there isn’t much time left to add the finishing touches to this team. Though the front office made a strong push for pitcher Trevor Bauer, who was considered the best arm available in free agency this winter, they ultimately...
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Every year since 1984, Baseball America has ranked each team in Major League Baseball for who has the best farm system. In their first two rankings back in 1984 and 1985, the New York Mets topped their list for having the best farm system in baseball. The Tampa Bay Rays have now accomplished that same feat, becoming just the sixth team to ever receive back-to-back No. 1 rankings in Baseball...
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On Tuesday, the Mets added depth to their infield in the signing of utilityman Jonathan Villar. Villar was born on May 2, 1991 in La Vega, Dominican Republic. He was signed by the Philadelphia Phillies as an international free agent on May 20, 2008. Villar spent two years in the Phillies’ Minor League system before being traded to the Astros in 2010 in the deal that sent Roy Oswalt to the...
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According to OddsShark, the Mets have the fourth-best odds to win the World Series in 2021 at +900. The Mets have had one of the more active off-seasons in baseball, having added multiple top-of-the-line talents and also losing minimal talent. Three teams ahead of the Mets are the following: Dodgers +300 Yankees +600 Padres+750 Around the National League East, the Braves come in at +1100, the...
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This morning, FOCO launched the first officially licensed Tom Seaver Jersey Framed Showcase bobblehead. This limited edition bobblehead will sell for $45.00 each and will ship at the end of May. The Franchise! This limited edition bobblehead will be numbered out of 241 made, so get yours today before they sell out. Click here! Yours For Only $45.00! Also, you can save 10% on your first order...
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At some point in the next three to five years, Major League Baseball will no longer have pitchers batting. The reasons are obvious as baseball has been moving towards the age of specialization for some time now. Now there are kids growing up that consider themselves pitchers and won’t spend any time or energy worrying about their swing because developing that 95 mph fastball is their...
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