The Mets’ first official full-squad workout this spring isn’t until Monday, but a majority of the team has already gathered down in Port St. Lucie, Florida. With that, let’s take a look at a few of the great photos taken by MMO photographer Ed Delany on Friday. Make sure to follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to see the rest of the pictures. Sean Manaea Sean Manaea is back...
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Friday marked another day of spring training for the Mets down in Port St. Lucie, FL. Pitchers and catchers are in full swing and more position players are beginning to arrive to camp as well. Here are the updates from today: Mark Vientos As excitement continues to build in anticipation of Juan Soto putting on the blue and orange, Mark Vientos discussed what it means to go out on the field with...
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No. 24 Yovanny Rodriguez, C B/T: R/R Age: 18 (11/07/2006) Height: 6’0″ Weight: 175 Acquired: Signed for $2.85 million as an international free agent in 2024 ETA: 2029 2024 Stats: Dominican Summer League: .219/.359/.356, 181 PA, 32 H, 2 HR, 3 3B, 8 2B, 4 SB, 34 SO, 30 BB Overview Yovanny Rodriguez, MLB Pipeline’s No. 7 international free agent in the 2024 class, signed with the Mets for...
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The NL East saw the emergence of a premier young slugger at third base last season in the Mets’ Mark Vientos. Meanwhile, in Atlanta, Austin Riley suffered a fractured hand in August and missed the rest of the year. Now, he’s set to return and reclaim his spot as the best player in the division at the position. Alec Bohm is looking for somewhat of an encore with the Philadelphia...
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Good morning, Mets fans! MLB Network revealed the final leg of their annual “Top 100 Right Now” list on Thursday, which featured Juan Soto at No. 4 and Francisco Lindor at No. 6. Pete Alonso (No. 49), Mark Vientos (No. 81) and Brandon Nimmo (No. 91) all made previous appearances in the rankings. Now onto the morning briefing! Latest Mets News Mets president of baseball operations...
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The 2024 Mets made it all the way to Game 6 of the NLCS but did so with very little contribution from rookies. Perhaps their most valuable rookie, reliever Dedniel Núñez, burst onto the scene after seven years in the minor leagues, pitching to a 2.31 ERA in 25 appearances. A strained flexor tendon in his pitching arm cut his season short, but the Mets consider him to be fully healthy. According...
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