On the first day of full squad practice at Clover Park, all eyes were on Christian Scott. The 26-year-old last appeared in the bigs in his rookie season in 2024, but his debut year was cut short with Tommy John surgery. Now healthy, Scott faced Mets hitters in live batting practice on Monday, striking out two, including Juan Soto on a fastball that topped out at 95 mph. Scott’s fastball...
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Mets owner Steve Cohen arrived in Port St. Lucie on Monday and spoke to reporters, giving his assessment on the upcoming season and making some headlines along the way. “As long as I’m owning the team, there will never be a team captain,” Cohen told media members, “That was my decision.” Of course, this comes amidst rumors of locker room tension in years past as...
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FanGraphs released their annual top-100 prospects list, and five Mets made their initial ranking for 2026. Overall, five Mets placed in their initial top-100 ranking, ranging from the very front end of the rankings to the final handful of spots. Multiple prospects the Mets recently traded away made the list, showing the depth of the Mets’ farm system and their success in minor league...
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Brandon Waddell has a non-roster invitation to Mets camp for a second straight season. Waddell signed with the Mets after a stint with the Doosan Bears in the KBO in 2024. In 2022 KBO play, the southpaw had a 3.60 ERA over 65 innings and followed that with a 2.49 ERA over 104 2/3 innings (18 starts) in 2023. He then pitched an additional 71 innings with a 3.30 ERA for Rakuten in 2023. He only...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Five more days. Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto arrived for spring training, talked to the media and both seemed eager to put the disappointment of 2025 and any lingering questions about clubhouse chemistry to bed. “We’ve always pulled for each other,” Lindor told reporters. “We’ve always wanted what’s best for each other. Are we all...
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The New York Mets aspirations in 2026 fall on their pitching lab. Over the last couple of years they have parted with former top prospects (Dom Hamel, Mike Vasil, etc.) partially because of the of the belief that they can help more pitchers take that next step in their development. Jack Wenninger hopes to be one of those pitchers this year, going from prospect to top-prospect. The Mets drafted...
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