Welcome to the first 3 Up, 3 Down of the 2025 MLB season! As is the case for players during this time of year, we’re going to ramp up over the coming weeks before returning for each series throughout the regular season. Until then, in the first spring training edition, we’re going to take a look at the good and the bad from the opening 10 Grapefruit League games for the New York...
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The kids are ready to break out. Jett Williams, Carson Benge and Jonah Tong headline the list of top Mets prospects on the team’s Spring Breakout roster. MLB Spring Breakout, which debuted last year, is a four-day showcase of prospect-only games, with every team playing at least one game at Grapefruit or Cactus League venues. It runs from March 13-16, and the Mets play the Nationals on...
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Over the sixty-plus years of New York Mets baseball, there have been individual pitching seasons that will forever be etched in the organization’s lore. Whether it’s Tom Seaver’s 1969 season, in which he won his first Cy Young Award and helped lead the club to their first World Series championship; Dwight Gooden’s otherworldly 1985 campaign at the age of 20; or Jacob...
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No. 12: Jeremy Rodriguez, IF B/T: L/R Age: 18 (7/4/2006) Ht: 6’0″ Wt: 170 Acquired: Trade with Arizona for Tommy Pham in 2023 ETA: 2028 2024 Stats: Florida Complex League: .282/.355/.400/.755, 3 HR, 20 RBI, 17 SB, 21 BB, 37K, 217 PA Overview In 2023, the Arizona Diamondbacks signed Jeremy Rodriguez for $1,250,000 as the top international free agent. Rodriguez played 38 games...
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Good morning, Mets fans! On Wednesday, MLB The Show began unveiling player overalls for the 2025 rendition of their video game. Leading the charge for the Mets is their big off-season signing, Juan Soto, who comes in at a 99 overall after starting last year’s game at 91. Francisco Lindor follows with 95 overall, and then Pete Alonso, Mark Vientos, and Kodai Senga round out the top 5 at 85,...
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The Mets have only two catchers on the 40-man roster, so there is an open competition right now to be the “third” catcher if needed. The Mets brought four catchers as non-roster invitees to major league camp. Two catchers are current Mets prospects Kevin Parada (he was reassigned on Tuesday) and Hayden Senger, a former prospect for the Twins who never made it to the majors Chris Williams. Then...
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