Yesterday General Manager Brodie Van Wagenen and the New York Mets made another depth move, signing infielder Adeiny Hechavarria to a minor league deal. The 2019 team is really starting to come together, though some still feel this team has a few omissions. In particular one of the big missing pieces being discussed is the Mets lack of starting pitching depth. Although according to Anthony...
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Good Morning Mets Fans! Yesterday, the team held a wonderful clinic for local special olympics athletes down in Port St. Lucie, a yearly tradition that many players take part in. During the event, Tim Tebow took some extra time to appreciate the athletes. Today, the Metropolitans kick-off their first full official week of camp, as we are now less than a week away from our very first game of...
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According to a report from Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic, free agent third baseman Mike Moustakas has agreed to a one-year contract with the Milwaukee Brewers. Jeff Passan of ESPN confirmed Rosenthal’s report, adding that the one-year deal is in the $9 million range. Bob Nightengale of USA Today Sports reported that the deal was for $10 million, and Jon Heyman of MLB Network added that it...
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The strides Zack Wheeler took over the course of 29 starts in 2018 for the New York Mets were significant. Finally healthy and with a new pitch added to his arsenal, the now-28-year-old experienced what could really only be referred to as a rebirth. After missing over two full seasons after undergoing ulnar collateral ligament reconstruction surgery, then dealing with the ongoing setbacks in the...
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Mickey Callaway certainly had quite the turbulent first year as a manager. He went from being the skipper of a 12-2 team to having his intellect and competence questioned when the team batted out of order. If you looked, you could see some positives in how much the starting pitchers improved with him at the helm and how hard the team played for him over the final few months of the season. There...
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T.J. Rivera is coming into Spring Training having not played in an MLB game since July of 2017, prior to getting Tommy John Surgery that cost him the entirety of last season. Rivera, 30, tried making a comeback midseason last year, but suffered a setback and obviously never got back to the Mets last season. He attributed that setback to trying to rush back quicker than his body would actually...
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