Contrary to previous reports, a source told Kristie Ackert of the New York Daily News that the Mets are not actively talking about bringing back Bartolo Colon. “You never know, things could change, but it’s not something I see happening,” one source said. “It’s not a name I’ve been hearing.” Ervin Santana had said that the Mets had interest in Colon. “I guess Bartolo is always an option, but not...
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Jon Heyman of Fan Rag recently said the market for infielder Eduardo Nunez is picking up, with the Mets interested in his services for their second base hole. However, it made me wonder if Nunez would even be a significant upgrade for the team. For one, they already have a similar player to him on the team and that’s Asdrubal Cabrera. For his career, Nunez is a .282/.320/.415 hitter in...
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Both Keith Law of ESPN and Baseball America released their preseason lists of the Top 100 prospects in baseball. While Baseball America published their entire list, Law only published the bottom half (51 -100) of his own. As is usual, the two talent evalutors had very different views of the prospects in the Mets farm system: LHP David Peterson 2017 Level: Brooklyn 2017 Stats: 0-0, 2.45 ERA, 3...
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Even with pitchers and catchers right around the corner, there still remains a plethora of free agents that have yet to find new homes. One of them is third baseman Mike Moustakas, who going into the offseason, many thought would land a big contract. However, according to Mike Feinsand of MLB.com, teams that were interested in the 29-year-old earlier in the offseason balked at his asking price....
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Congratulations to the Patriots and Eagles as they both won Sunday and will compete against each other in the Super Bowl on Feb. 4. It seems every front office GM was glued to those games as the baseball world was quiet on Sunday. Latest Mets News Mike Berardino of The Twin Cities Pioneer Press reports that Mets have recently shown interest in fan favorite Bartolo Colon. Colon resurrected his...
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The Mets bullpen is starting to take shape as we head into 2018. It would seem likely that the Mets will mostly add a few guys on cheap contracts and hope they can provide value. Someone like Tony Watson or Seung Hwan Oh. The current bullpen looks like Jeurys Familia, Jerry Blevins, AJ Ramos, Anthony Swarzak, Paul Sewald, Jamie Callahan,/Hansel Robles,/Jacob Rhame, Zack Wheeler/Robert...
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