David Peterson, LHP Player Data: Age: 25, B/T: L/L Primary Stats: 10 G, 9 GS, 49.2 IP, 6-2, 3.44 ERA, 5 HR, 24 BB, 40 SO, 1.208 WHIP Advanced Stats:123 ERA+, 4.52 FIP, 0.5 WAR Free Agent:2026 2020 Salary:$563.5K Grade: B 2020 Review: For a guy who was called up unexpectedly after the New York Mets realized their rotation options were a lot shallower than they thought, David Peterson had quite...
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Right-handed pitcher Adam Oller was selected by the Mets during the minor-league portion of the 2019 Rule 5 Draft. He was originally a 20th-round pick of the Pittsburg Pirates back in 2016 and joined the San Francisco Giants at the end of May 2019. We may not have been able to see Oller pitch within the Mets organization yet, but I did get a chance to chat with him, learn more about him, and...
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Travis d’Arnaud during an almost seven-year stint with the Mets never lived up to expectations with a combination of injuries and playing time. Have we not heard this many times about how a change of scenery can make a difference? Well notice, Travis d’Arnaud is leading the Atlanta Braves to the NLCS. He is a regular in the lineup and has become a quality catcher. He led all major league...
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Good Morning, Mets fans! As the Mets news cycle slows down, the MLB postseason continues to unfold with the Astros, Braves and Dodgers headed for the championship series and the Yankees set to play game five against the Rays today at 7:10 pm. Let’s check out what else is happening in the world of baseball! Latest MLB News The Astros are headed to the ALCS for the fourth straight year after...
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After what was another exciting day in the division series round, today should bring even more drama as all four contests will be possible clinch games. One of those teams on the brink of elimination in the American League is the New York Yankees, who have been outplayed by the Tampa Bay Rays since the bombers Game-1 win. In the National League both of the top teams held on to win their exciting...
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Per Evan Drellich of The Athletic, the value of this year’s qualifying offer for impending free agents will be $18.9 million. The figure is a welcome increase from the $17.8 million mark last offseason, even more so considering last year’s qualifying offer estimate reflected a $100K drop – the first and only year-to-year decrease since its introduction to collective bargaining...
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