Good morning, Mets fans! The 2025 World Series, containing an international team in the Toronto Blue Jays and star foreign players, unsurprisingly did record numbers internationally. Game 7 ended up averaging 51 million total viewers in the United States, Canada and Japan, becoming the most viewed MLB game in 34 years. The impact of MLB’s foreign expansion, especially into Asia, continues...
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With the World Series officially over, the coaching carousel has continued to roar. The latest report, though, comes with an extra sting: former Mets pitching coach Jeremy Hefner and first base coach Antoan Richardson have both been hired for the same roles with division rival Atlanta Braves. Originally a Met as a pitcher from 2012-2013, Hefner went on to serve as an assistant pitching coach...
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The New York Mets have announced their 2026 spring training schedule. Their Grapefruit League season kicks off with the Miami Marlins in Port St. Lucie on Feb. 21. The following day is their first road game in Tampa against the New York Yankees. With the 2026 World Baseball Classic kicking off in March, the Mets will host two exhibitions at Clover Park. On March 3, Team Nicaragua will play in...
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Player Data: Age 34 (12/17/1990) Primary Stats: 0-3, 2.30 ERA, 1.098 WHIP, 27.1 IP, 10 SO, 3 BB, 28 G Advanced Stats: 177 ERA+, 9 K%, 2.7 BB%, 3.57 xERA, 3.32 FIP, 3.69 xFIP, 0.4 fWAR, 0.7 bWAR 2025 Salary: $5.2 million (1.64 w/Mets) GRADE: B 2025 Review There are only a few active submarine pitchers in baseball, and the Mets acquired the best of them at the 2025 trade deadline. Tyler Rogers was...
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A football score broke out in the Arizona Fall League on Tuesday night, with the Mesa Solar Sox beating the Scottsdale Scorpions by a 21-14 score. The Mets had three prospects in the lineup, and all of them reached base multiple times. Their only pitching prospect to take the mound was the lone hurler to face the minimum in a game that featured 39 hits and 15 walks. Of the Mets’ prospects...
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Good morning, Mets fans! In some surprising news, right-hander Shane Bieber has opted into his contract with the Blue Jays for 2026, as first reported by the New York Post’s Jon Heyman. The 30-year-old will forgo the open market and a $4 million buyout in favor of a $16 million salary for next season. Bieber recorded a 3.57 ERA over 40 1/3 regular-season innings and followed that up with a...
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