Dodgers Looking Big According to Jon Heyman of MLB Network, the Dodgers are looking at the three top free agents in third baseman Anthony Rendon and right-handers Stephen Strasburg and Gerrit Cole. Heyman notes that the Dodgers can afford to go big, but also expect to remain disciplined this offseason. The Dodgers current projected fifth starter is Tony Gonsolin, both Alex Wood and Rich Hill are...
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The Mets are excited to announce the Inaugural Mets FANFEST will take place at Citi Field on Saturday, January 25, 2020, and will feature appearances by new Manager Carlos Beltrán, current Mets’ players, Mets’ legends, as well as games, tours and other activities for the whole family. “We are excited to be providing our fans and their families the opportunity to attend the very first Mets...
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Jon Heyman of MLB Network confirms an earlier report that the Mets have chosen Hensley Meulens to be their next bench coach. The hire was first reported by Jennifer Mercedes of La Vida Baseball. Meulens, 52, has served in numerous roles in his long-time coaching career, most recently as the San Francisco Giants’ bench coach the last two seasons. He was responsible for outfield defense...
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With rumors swirling about Zack Wheeler, and the Mets apparent interest in Starling Marte, the hot stove season is starting to get warmed up. Offseason moves have burned the Mets in recent years, but they also made some excellent additions over the past decade. Let’s take a look at the Mets five best offseason acquisitions from 2010-2019. 5. Neil Walker for Jon Niese This trade couldn’t have...
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Good morning, Mets fans! The Braves continued their free-agent spending frenzy, signing their sixth player this winter, the most out of any major-league team. Latest Mets News Marcus Stroman and Pete Alonso tweeted out their support for the Mets’ black uniforms. Buster Olney of ESPN reports that the Mets have interviewed Athletics’ minor-league pitching coordinator Gil Patterson for...
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The New York Mets aren’t necessarily in desperate need of a true center fielder heading into 2020, but it certainly couldn’t hurt. Michael Conforto is, for all intents and purposes, a right fielder and Brandon Nimmo, while serviceable up the middle, is likely better suited for a corner spot, as well. Juan Lagares never became the offensive force the Mets had hoped, hopefully...
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