Mets Excited by Todd Frazier Addition

The Mets completed their infield on Monday night, after signing Todd Frazier to a two-year, $17 million contract. Despite the deal not being official yet, Kevin Kernan of the New York Post got thoughts from people in the organization at Port St. Lucie yesterday. Kernan caught up with Travis d’Arnaud at the field in which he had this to say on the acquisition: “It’s huge. He’s a solid...

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Gooden Would Love to Work With Pitchers in PSL

Dwight Gooden tweeted again saying he made a mistweet and while he would love to work with the Mets pitching staff, he is currently not scheduled to do so. He is slated to work with a Japanese minor league team St. Petersburg, Florida. Original Post- Feb. 7, 11 a.m. Former Mets ace Dwight Gooden announced on Twitter this morning that he will be working with Mets pitchers in Spring Training this...

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Morning Briefing: MLB, Players Association Exchange Remarks

Good morning Mets fans, just five days until pitchers and catchers report! Yesterday Tony Clark, the executive director of the Players Association, took a jab at teams inactivity this offseason. Latest Mets News Matt Ehalt of NorthJersey.com has said that he would not be surprised if the Mets add a starter who can give them innings. He would be surprised if they were to add someone like Lance...

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MLB, Players’ Association Clash After Inflammatory Remarks

Major League Baseball Players Association executive director Tony Clark took a jab at teams on Tuesday, claiming their inactivity in the market this offseason “a race to the bottom.” He also said its “fundamental breach of the trust between a team and its fans and threatens the very integrity of our game.” In what has been one of the slower moving offseasons in recent history,...

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Matt Harvey Should Benefit From Mickey Callaway

The new manager of the New York Mets, Mickey Callaway, has said, to paraphrase, that he knew the moment he walked out of his interview with team brass he wanted to be a part of the team’s future. That is an extremely encouraging sign considering how the trajectory of this team took a nose-dive last season. A former pitcher turned pitching coach has the opportunity to take the managerial...

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Patience Pays Off For Sandy and the Mets

Good things come to those who wait. I wish I had a dollar every time one of my parents used that line on me growing up. Or how about this one, patience is a virtue… Say whatever you want about his snail’s pace negotiating tactics, but you gotta give Sandy Alderson his due this offseason whether you like any of his moves or not. And yes I know there’s no difference maker in the...

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