It’s been a roller coaster ride type offseason for Mets first baseman Dominic Smith. Despite Sandy Alderson’s criticism of the 22-year-old and constant rumors swirling about New York looking to bring in external help at first base, it seemed as though it might just have been motivation for Smith to come into camp in tip-top shape. However, with the Mets bringing in Adrian Gonzalez on...
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Good morning Mets fans! I hope you all were entertained by yesterday’s football games, because it was another quiet day on the baseball hot stove. Latest Mets News Mets infield prospect and defensive wizard, Luis Guillorme landed himself a spot on MLB Pipeline’s 2018 All-Defense Team. Check out the remainder of the list here! The MetsMinors Top Prospects Countdown continued! Prospects 35-31...
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Tonight I am joined by Matt Ehalt, Mets beat reporter for The Record, to discuss the recent hot stove activity. Matt will give his take on the signings of Jay Bruce and Adrian Gonzalez, how he would address the remaining roster holes, and whether the Mets are now positioned to compete for a playoff spot in the National League. [iframe]<iframe...
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Any fan can tell you that right-hander Tom Seaver is the greatest Met of all time. If his place in Cooperstown didn’t give it away, that giant No. 41 above the upper deck in left field surely does. But can you name all 20 of the greatest Mets of all time? More specifically, can you name the Top 20 Mets of All Time in Career WAR? You have a whole three minutes to see if you can name them...
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After signing Jay Bruce, the Mets have managed to assemble a strong outfield offense between him, Yoenis Cespedes and Michael Conforto. The defense is another story, however. Bruce’s reunion with the Mets means that Juan Lagares will no longer be able to play center field every day in 2018 if everyone were to remain healthy. As a result, Michael Conforto is expected to handle everyday...
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An MMO Fan Shot by Daniel Marti Travis d’Arnaud was once one of the top prospects in all of baseball in 2013. Five years later, much of the sheen of the once-prized catcher has now worn off. d’Arnaud struggled in 2017, slashing a meager .244/.293/.443. However, he gave fans hope for better days by producing a .297/.343/.656 slash-line this past September. Looking at his entire body of work...
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