After a quiet start to the offseason, David Stearns went to the other extreme by securing key acquisitions in a short span. A top priority on the Mets’ offseason list was to attain a top-end starter, particularly one who has some postseason experience. On Stearns’s wedding anniversary, he was able to seal the deal to bring Peralta over from the Brewers. This seems to be a great move for...
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Good morning, Mets fans! The Major League Baseball Players Association announced that Francisco Lindor will not play in the World Baseball Classic. Lindor had a small cleanup procedure on his right elbow following the 2025 season and that made him ineligible to play because of insurance constraints. Lindor is expected to be fully healthy for spring training later this month. There have been...
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With Freddy Peralta now in the mix following a trade over from the Milwaukee Brewers, the New York Mets’ starting rotation is all but set heading into the 2026 season. Nolan McLean, Clay Holmes, David Peterson, Kodai Senga and Sean Manaea make up the core members of the group outside of Peralta, but it’s unclear if the club will go with a six-man rotation, while top prospect Jonah...
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Freddy Peralta is an incredibly accomplished pitcher, and after the Mets traded Jett Williams and Brandon Sproat for him and Tobias Myers, it would make sense for the club to try to extend him. Peralta is a two-time All-Star coming off a season in which he placed in the top five of NL Cy Young Award voting. Since signing his initial extension before the 2020 season, he has pitched 767 2/3...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Happy birthday, Kodai Senga! He’s 33. According to my research, that matches the number of decisions in his career (20-13). ESPN and The Athletic both released MLB farm rankings. Kiley McDaniel of ESPN had the Mets at No. 5 and said it was first before New York sent prospects Jett Williams and Brandon Sproat to the Brewers for Freddy Peralta and Tobias Myers. Even...
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Third base in the National League East will probably be viewed as a very divisive position, with a clear debate over who should be number one and who should be number two. From discussions on positional changes to bounce backs, let us take a look at our rankings of the best third basemen in the NL East. No. 5 – Connor Norby, MIA Connor Norby was acquired alongside Kyle Stowers in the trade...
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