David Stearns, President of Baseball Operations Grade: A 2024 Review The Mets have had to endure brutal stretches in the front office in the past. Brodie Van Wagenen handing $20 million to Jed Lowrie, the invisible man. Then there are the guys who made positive contribuitions to the organization but made some baffling moves along the way. Steve Phillips sending Scott Kazmir away for Victor...
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The Blue Jays are showing interest in Luis Severino, Ben Nicholson-Smith of Sportsnet reports. Toronto has already been linked to Juan Soto, but Nicholson-Smith adds that they are also interested in Max Fried, Anthony Santander, and Alex Bregman. Blue Jays CEO Mark Shapiro said back in October that he expects the team’s 2025 payroll to be similar to what it was this past year. Severino...
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On behalf of all of us here at Metsmerized Online, we would like to thank all of our dedicated readers and contributors for your continued support in what has been a promising year for the Mets. The MMO community would not be what it is today if not for your passion and love for the game of baseball and the New York Mets – and we certainly do not take that for granted. The spirited debate and...
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Good Morning, Mets fans! According to Yakyu Cosmopolitan, former Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard has expressed interest in pitching the NBO or KBO for a season. The former Met went 33.1 innings last season for the Cleveland Guardians while posting a 5.40 ERA. Latest Mets News According to the team’s official X account, the Mets have signed pitcher Genesis Cabrera to a minor league contract...
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The Mets, involved in the Juan Soto Sweepstakes, may want to jump into the Starter Signing Palooza, before it’s too late. Dominoes are falling. With Blake Snell heading to the Dodgers (five years, $182 million) and Yusei Kikuchi going to the Angels (three years, $63 million) on Monday, teams looking for starting pitching like the Mets suddenly find themselves with fewer options to bolster...
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The Mets just announced they have signed lefty Genesis Cabrera to a minor league contract with an invite to spring training. Cabrera, 28, will look to pitch for his third team in the major leagues for the 2025 season. The Mets currently have only Danny Young as a lefty reliever on the 40-man roster. Cabrera has spent parts of six seasons pitching for the St. Louis Cardinals from 2019-2023 and...
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