For fifteen years, Adam Fisher wore many hats while working in the front office for the New York Mets. Starting as an intern with the club in 2003, Fisher filled many roles during his tenure, which included administrative, scouting, analytics, and running the intern program. With a blend of scouting and analytic acumen, Fisher was a valuable resource under four general managers during his time...
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Position: 2B/SS B/T: R/R Age: 7/11/97 (21) Acquired: Signed as an International Free Agent from Venezuela (7/11/13) Previous Rank: 40 2018 Stats (St. Lucie and Binghamton): 113 G, 441 PA, 393 AB, 39 R, 21 2B, 12 HR, 40 RBI, 9 SB/9 CS, .219/.290/.364, .241 BABIP Carpio has been up and down many prospect lists around the blogging community over the last few years including our own. It was...
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Dodgers in Talks with Marlins about Realmuto Following the announcement of the Los Angeles Dodgers signing outfielder AJ Pollock, it was reported by Bob Nightengale of USA Today Sports that they are also focused on acquiring star catcher, J.T Realmuto from the Miami Marlins via trade. Nightengale says these talks are allegedly “intensive” and are continuously on-going. The Dodgers are currently...
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It’s no secret that the Detroit Tigers are rebuilding, and right fielder Nicholas Castellanos wants no part of it. David Meter, Castellanos’ agent, told Anthony Fenech of the Detroit Free Press that his client wishes to be traded before spring training starts. Fenech reported back in December that the Mets and Tigers had discussions about Castellanos, though the Mets felt the price...
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In an interview with Matt Ehalt of The Record, New York Mets third baseman Todd Frazier spoke in depth regarding his role in 2019, his feelings on the Jed Lowrie signing, and his high expectations for this year’s ball club. After experiencing somewhat of a down year (.213/.303/.390, 18 homers, 59 RBI, 95 OPS+ rating in 472 plate appearances) while dealing with hamstring and rib cage muscle...
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Good morning Mets fans! Did you miss the 15-day disabled list? Apparently MLB has and is seeking a return to the 15 days in place of the current 10 days according to The Associated Press. In addition MLB is looking to increase the duration that an optioned player must spend in the minors. These potential moves are said to be sought out to reduce the use of relievers and increase the amount of...
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