No. 23 Daiverson Gutierrez B/T: R/R Age: 19 (09/11/05) Ht: 5’11″ Weight: 206 lbs Acquired: International free agent (Jan. 2023; Venezuela) ETA: 2029 Previous Rank: 28 2024 Stats: .259/.396/.435 (.831 OPS), 134 plate appearances, 28 H, 13 2B, 2 HR, 13 RBIs, 1 SB, 16 BB, 28 SO – Dominican Summer League, Florida Complex League, Single-A Overview The New York Mets once again dipped...
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Because the National League East is a powerhouse division, home to three of the best teams in all of baseball, the center field talent within the division is not what you’d expect. It is a group that generally sports some pretty great defense, but the offense leaves a lot to be desired. Continuing our NL East position rankings, here are the center fielders within the division. No. 5 Dane...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Speaking with Jon Heyman of the New York Post, Jose Iglesias expressed his hope to sign with the Mets. David Stearns previously indicated that the Mets were likely going to move on from Iglesias. “It hurts because we started something that definitely isn’t finished yet,” Iglesias said. In 85 games with the Mets last season, Candelita batted .337/.381/.448/.830. Latest...
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During the same weekend Marvel officially introduced its newest Captain America in movie form, the Mets are now receiving questions about whether they too will hand out the captaincy title to Francisco Lindor. And one former Mets captain has officially given his support. “That would be a great choice from one captain to another,” Mets Hall of Fame Reliever John Franco commented on an...
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Left field hasn’t seen much turnover this winter in the NL East, but one team made a significant addition this summer, which you will see later in the rankings. This will be a fun one, as the left corner of the outfield can potentially be one of the deepest position groups in the division. No 5. Kyle Stowers, MIA Kyle Stowers, 27, was traded to Miami in the Taylor Rogers deal last season....
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The 2024 New York Mets turned in one of the bigger surprise seasons in franchise history, riding an incredible 100-game finish to the third National League Wild Card spot and two playoff series wins before eventually falling to the future world champion Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League Championship Series. Not many saw a deep playoff run coming from the Mets, as the team entered the...
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