Adam Ottavino has re-signed with the Mets on a one-year, $4.5 million deal, according to Joel Sherman of the New York Post. Ottavino returns to Queens after declining his one-year player option earlier this offseason. The player option was worth $6.5 million and now the New York native returns for less money. Ottavino hinted earlier this offseason he opted out earlier due to uncertainty in the...
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The National League is stacked with talent at the first base position. The division is filled with classic big guys who hit home runs a long way and debatably has the best first basemen from team to team. The New York Mets have one of those guys who has led the league in home runs since his debut in 2019. Pete Alonso is a premier slugger. On MLB Network, Alonso was ranked sixth in the...
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Mets fans, an all-new episode of MMO Weekly is here! Producer Johnluke, filling in for Sal, joined Executive Editor of MMO Mike Mayer as they talked about Christian Scott and the BP Top 101 prospect list, the Mets’ big IFA spending, the Mets pitching lab, Billy Wagner getting snubbed from the HOF and much more! Watch and subscribe to the MMO YouTube channel...
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MLB Pipeline released their preseason top-100 prospect list on Jan. 26, which included four Mets prospects. Jett Williams headlined the group, finishing the highest among the bunch, while a certain Mets pitcher missed the mark on the list altogether. Meanwhile, Kevin Parada also missed the mark on the 2024 top-100 prospect list. The catcher from Georgia Tech was previously ranked No. 36 overall...
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Good morning, Mets fans! On Friday, it was announced that Roki Sasaki, the 22-year-old Japanese superstar pitcher, agreed to a contract with his current Pacific League team, the Chiba Lotte Marines, for the 2024 season. There have been rumors in the past that Sasaki was interested in being posted for MLB teams as soon as possible, but his current team might be interested in holding on to him...
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Each spring, non-roster invitees and prospects are points of intrigue for fans hoping to become acquainted with new prospects and MLB depth pieces. While many of the arms that will back up in the MLB spring training games are just there to finish off innings, some of the names you haven’t heard of have a good chance to debut in Queens this season. Here are five names of pitchers that you...
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