The Mets’ Opening Day 26-man roster is continuing to take shape, with the team announcing that Brett Baty, Max Kranick, A.J. Minter, Huascar Brazobán and Hayden Senger will officially be suiting up for Thursday’s game against the Astros. Multiple reporters say young infielder Luisangel Acuña will round out the Mets’ Opening Day roster. When Senger gets into a game, it will be...
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The beginning of the 2025 season is right around the corner. In fact, it’s only one more sleep away. 2025 will asuredly be one for the ages. The Dodgers somehow got better after taking home their second championship in the last five seasons, the Juan Soto era in Queens begins, and the Red Sox made a massive splash for Garrett Crochet, which very well could reignite the Bronx/Boston...
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Following a strong offseason, the 2025 New York Mets should be in a solid spot for playoff contention. They signed generational talent Juan Soto to a record-shattering $15-year, $765 million deal. Then, they bolstered their rotation, re-signing Sean Manaea and adding Clay Holmes and Frankie Montas. They brought back Pete Alonso, Ryne Stanek and Jesse Winker. They acquired Jose Siri from the Rays...
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There’s a new man on the mound! One of the bullpen acquisitions this offseason was A.J. Minter, who is coming over from the Atlanta Braves. He spent all of his career with Atlanta, compiling a 5.7 WAR, going 24-29 with a 3.28 ERA, and tallying up 422 strikeouts in 384 games. Minter had a solid year in 2024, going 5-4 with a 2.62 ERA. His season was cut short due to injury, playing his...
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Will Kodai Senga’s health hold up for an entire season? That is the pivotal question when it comes to the ghost fork pitcher. He looked great in his regular-season return against the Braves in July 2024, striking out nine over 5 ⅓. Then he got hurt again, sidelining him until the playoffs when he made his second return. His playoff performance wasn’t as strong, allowing three earned runs in...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Mike Puma of the New York Post reports that “the Mets expect to expose [Alexander Canario] to waivers — he is out of options.” As expected, a seventh outfielder isn’t needed on the 26-man roster. Despite Canario’s strong spring, Starling Marte’s veteran presence and Tyrone Taylor’s reliability edged him out. He was always just an option in...
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