We’ve already taken a look back at the 2024 season. Now it’s time to look ahead to 2025. With the New Year upon us, we’re all making our own New Year’s resolutions. We here at MMO have made ours too, but specifically for the Mets. Here’s what we want to see happen this year. Patrick Glynn Keep having fun. The Mets are becoming one of the more fun teams to...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Happy New Year! Latest Mets News Free agent reliever Adam Ottavino discussed what the dynamic of the Mets clubhouse might look like with Juan Soto in it. Ottavino also talked about the Mets in general, and uniform numbers. Listen to the full podcast here. Former Met Robert Stock won the Mexican Winter League Triple Crown, finishing the leader in ERA, strikeouts, and...
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The crazy year of 2024 is coming to a close, and we at Metsmerized wanted to extend a thank you for sticking around for the 19th season. This was our first full season without Joe D. I think he would’ve gotten a kick out of the team. I think he really would’ve liked Sean Manaea, José Iglesias, “OMG,” Grimace, Seymour Weiner and his distant cousin Max, the Rally Pimp—all...
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Updated Post: Jan. 2, 1:49 PM Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic said on the Fair Territory Podcast that he doesn’t expect the Tigers to spend on Alex Bregman. Detroit recently signed two-time All-Star Gleyber Torres to play second base, shifting Colt Keith to first base. While third base is still open for the Tigers, Rosenthal said general manager Scott Harris likely won’t want to block...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Red Sox general manager Craig Breslow told reporters on Monday that the team isn’t shopping first baseman Triston Casas. The Mariners reportedly wanted Casas in return for right-hander Luis Castillo, but Boston wanted Seattle to take on the contract of Masataka Yoshida. The 24-year-old Casas missed time due to a fractured rib in 2024, batting .241/.337/.462 with 13...
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If the season were to start Monday, the Mets would find themselves 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. However, questions linger on what else the Mets will do. Questions remain about where beloved...
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