Ronny Mauricio Not Doing Baseball Activities Yet

Ronny Mauricio was one of the bright spots of the 2023 New York Mets season. Heading into this season, the Mets hoped Mauricio would contribute and was competing for the third base spot with Mark Vientos and Brett Baty. Mauricio’s season was over before he began when he tore his right ACL while playing Winter Ball in December. In August, Mauricio had to get an operation done to remove scar...

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MMO Roundtable: Grading The Mets’ 2024 Season

The Mets didn’t go all the way – but WOW, what a season it was! We may have wanted a different ending, but what a ride it was. I’m sure I can speak on behalf of most Mets fans when I say it’s one of the best seasons I’ve ever experienced. I wouldn’t give this season an A+ solely because the Mets didn’t win it all, but I would give it an A-. What does...

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AFL Recap: Jacob Reimer Homers, Jett Williams Reaches Base Four Times

The Scottsdale Scorpions pulled out an 8-6 win against the Salt River Rafters with a big hand from Jacob Reimer hitting his first Arizona Fall League home run. The triumvirate of Mets position prospects all performed well on Tuesday with Jett Williams and Drew Gilbert contributing for the Scorpions. Jett Williams has gotten into a groove as of late, going 2-for-3 with three runs scored, his...

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Morning Briefing: Baseball World Mourns Passing of Fernando Valenzuela

Good morning, Mets fans. Fernando Valenzuela, the legendary Mexican pitcher who dominated the 1980s, has passed away, the Dodgers announced Tuesday night. He was 63. Valenzuela’s career took off in 1981 when he won both the National League Rookie of the Year and Cy Young Award. Armed with a devastating screwball and unique personality, he inspired “Fernandomania.” Throughout...

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Let’s Talk About Pete Alonso

Pete Alonso might have played his last game as a Met. The Mets will trot out a lineup on Opening Day in Houston next year, and there could be a Polar Bear-sized absence at first. He may hit 450 home runs in his career, and half of those could come with a team—or other teams—that aren’t the Mets. Joy will radiate at some point in 2025, and Alonso’s goofball grin may not be part of that...

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Mets Free Agents: Re-Sign or Let Walk?

David Stearns and Co. will have a lot of tough decisions to make this winter, with a bunch of key members of the memorable 2024 squad up for free agency. How can you put a price on Candelita? Or the pitcher/hype man who was in charge of holding the OMG sign? The franchise first baseman who picked a playoff pumpkin? Here is a look at which Mets are free agents and what I think the club should try...

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