Will Kodai Senga’s health hold up for an entire season? That is the pivotal question when it comes to the ghost fork pitcher. He looked great in his regular-season return against the Braves in July 2024, striking out nine over 5 ⅓. Then he got hurt again, sidelining him until the playoffs when he made his second return. His playoff performance wasn’t as strong, allowing three earned runs in...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Mike Puma of the New York Post reports that “the Mets expect to expose [Alexander Canario] to waivers — he is out of options.” As expected, a seventh outfielder isn’t needed on the 26-man roster. Despite Canario’s strong spring, Starling Marte’s veteran presence and Tyrone Taylor’s reliability edged him out. He was always just an option in...
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The Mets held their annual What’s New event Tuesday, highlighting new additions to Citi Field for the 2025 season. Among the adds were new food, promotions, bobbleheads, a lounge name change, and five new mascots. In this article, I’ll highlight the biggest news released during the media event. Season Ticket Sales Before we could all eat, the Mets announced exciting news. COO...
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Sound the trumpets! It’s time for Edwin Diaz’s 2025 pitching preview. Diaz returned to the mound in 2024 after missing the entirety of the 2023 season due to a tendon tear in his right knee. Throughout last season questions were looming about Diaz’s “stuff.” Some analysts were speculating that he wasn’t at his full capacity coming back from his injury. Another angle of commentators said he...
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Opening Day is just two days away, and with spring officially in the books, let’s take a look at the players who gained the most—and may have lost the most—based on their spring training performances. The Winners Brett Baty Well, well, well. If it isn’t Brett Baty on this list again. I’m not sure if we’ve done this type of article in the past, but Baty would’ve made...
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On paper, the New York Mets have one of the deepest outfields in the league. They have a player who should’ve been an All-Star by now in left field (Brandon Nimmo), a pair of very good defenders manning center field (Jose Siri and Tyrone Taylor), and one of the best players in the league in right field (Juan Soto). Not to mention, their designated hitters also play the outfield....
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