Walker Buehler, SP Position: SP B/T: R/R Age: 30 (08/03/1995) 2025 Traditional Stats: 10-7, 4.93 ERA, 1.516 WHIP, 126 IP, 92 SO, 61 BB, 24 GS (26 G) 2025 Advanced Stats: 89 ERA+, 16.3% K%, 10.8% BB%, 5.51 xERA, 5.66 FIP, 5.09 xFIP, -0.3 fWAR Rundown Coming off throwing the final pitch in the 2024 World Series, there was optimism for a bounce-back season from Walker Buehler in 2025. This led to...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Odds are a casino is coming. The state Gaming Facility Location Board is expected to vote Monday on whether to approve up to three casino licenses, including one for Steve Cohen and Hard Rock International’s $8 billion proposed development on 50 acres of parking lots around Citi Field. The project, which is expected to gain approval, includes a casino, Hard Rock...
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Luisangel Acuña is once again performing well in Venezuela. For the second year in a row, Acuña has been tearing it up for Cardenales de Lara in the Venezuelan Winter League. Through 23 games, and 76 at-bats, Acuña is slashing .276/.427/.553 (.980 OPS). Half of his 22 hits are of the extra-base variety, including four homers. Importantly, he has almost walked as much as he has struck out (17...
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Kodai Senga, who is subject to trade rumors, wants to stay with the New York Mets. This reported by Will Sammon of the Athletic Sunday afternoon. Senga does not have any type of no-trade clause, so the decision on if he is moved or not is not up to him. The 32-year-old is under contract through 2027 and is owed $28 million over the next two seasons. Senga struggled mightily this past season...
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Josh Bell Position: 1B/DH B/T: S/R Player Data: Age: 33 (8/14/1992) 2025 Traditional Stats: 533 PA, .237/.325/.417/.742, 111 H, 22 HR, 63 RBI 2025 Advanced Stats: 107 wRC+, 16.5% K%, 10.7% BB%, .247 BABiP, .359 xwOBA, 0.1 fWAR, 0.4 bWAR, -4 DRS, -4 OAA Rundown Josh Bell made huge under the hood changes last year that did not show up in his slash line. In 2025, his bat speed skyrocketed from 70.4...
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Brandon Nimmo isn’t going to the Hall of Fame. He has never even made an All Star team. Nor did he really even had a signature postseason moment during his 10 year Mets career. But Nimmo will still go down as one of the most unique players in recent Mets history, a favorite of both fans and teammates alike. Whether or not you support the shocking trade of Nimmo to the Texas Rangers, it’s clear...
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