The Mets have signed former Rays right-handed pitcher Sam McWilliams to a major league deal. The move puts the Mets 40-man roster at 37. Jon Heyman of MLB Network reports the deal for McWilliams is $750,000, significant number given he has no major league experience. McWilliams also has three accessible options left. McWilliams, 25, didn’t officially pitch in 2020 though he was part of the...
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According to Andy Martino of SNY, Indians’ general manager Mike Chernoff is not a candidate to become part of the Mets new front office. It had been reported on Thursday that Chernoff was expected to have an interview with the Mets to work under team president Sandy Alderson. The news leaves former Marlins executive Michael Hill as the only known candidate to interview with the Mets....
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Robert Gsellman Player Data: Age: 27, B/T: R/R Primary Stats: 6 G, 0-0, 14.0 IP, 9.64 ERA, 5.79 K/9, 5.14 BB/9, 2.143 WHIP Advanced Stats: 45 ERA+, 7.55 FIP, -0.5 WAR Free Agent: 2023 2020 Salary:$1.225 million Grade: D- 2020 Review Robert Gsellman’s shortened 2020 season was nothing short of a disaster. After starting off the season on the Injured List with a tricep injury suffered during...
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According to Jon Morosi of MLB Network, the Dodgers have interest in trading for Rockies’ star third baseman Nolan Arenado. Morosi notes that the Dodgers have coveted Arenado for awhile, the Rockies are looking to cut payroll, and Justin Turner is a free agent. Arenado, 29, struggled in 2020 with a .253/.304/.434 slash line and eight home runs in 48 games for Colorado. He was still...
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Good Morning, Mets fans! As the offseason continues to unfold, more decisons are being made and everyone is speculating on what could happen by 2021. Despite too much of it still being up in the air, here’s what’s been going on. Latest Mets News The Mets’ 2021 season opener will not be broadcasted on SNY, but an ESPN primetime game instead, according to Tim Healey of Newsday....
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You can say Robinson Cano did the Mets a favor. The loss of Cano for the 2021 season is all in favor of the Mets with more money to spend on quality free agents. The possibilities are endless now that Cano is out of the equation. But this is not about what is in store for the Mets under a new regime with Steve Cohen and Sandy Alderson. Much more of that will come as they continue their search...
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