As the New York Mets and Pete Alonso continue their game of chicken, Andy Martino of SNY reports that the Mets have “checked in” on Toronto Blue Jays pending free agent Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Martino then categorizes the Mets and Vladdy as a fit that remains in the “fantasy baseball” realm. That said, as the pitchers and catchers’ first workout (Feb. 12) is now less...
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The New York Mets are making a big splash in 2025 international free agency, giving the top known (waiting to see what Rōki Sasaki gets) bonus of the class to infielder Elian Peña from the Dominican Republic. Sources tell MMO the signing bonus for Peña is a team record $5 million, blowing the previous high of $2.85 million they signed catcher Yovanny Rodriguez for last year out of the water....
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Good morning, Mets fans! The New York Mets’ 2025 spring training schedule is set to begin on Feb. 10, when pitchers and catchers officially report. Additionally, their first workout will take place two days later, on Feb. 12. The full squad is scheduled to join in on Feb. 17 for their initial workout together. Finally, the Mets will play their first exhibition game on Feb. 22, kicking off their...
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Who doesn’t like home runs? Pete Alonso has been arguably the best at hitting them among people not named Aaron Judge since his debut. The flaws with Alonso are that he made his debut at an older age, his hit tool nor his batting eye are particularly great, and his athleticism is towards the lower end of the spectrum. Naturally, teams are scared off by all those facts in free agency since...
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Five Mets prospects cracked Baseball Prospectus’ annual Top 101 list, which released for the 2025 season Tuesday morning. The group is led by starting pitcher Brandon Sproat, who rode his dominant 2024 season to the 39th spot on the list. Closely following was Jett Williams, who despite missing most of 2024 with injury, came in 48th on the list. Three more Mets ranked in the 70s, with 2024...
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It has been a fun and busy off-season for a lot of teams throughout Major League Baseball. Some teams have made big splashes than others. But now it is time to focus on the New York Mets and the teams in their division. New York Mets As you already know, the Mets made the biggest signing of the offseason, signing Juan Soto to a $15-year, $765 million deal. But that isn’t all the team has...
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