Morning Briefing: Dustin Pedroia Preparing To End Playing Career

Good Morning, Mets fans!

The Mets had to suspend their minor league instructional camp, according to Tim Britton of The Athletic.

Per Anthony DiComo of MLB.com, the Mets plan to extend Marcus Stroman a qualifying error.

Brad Brach exercised his 2021 player option, according to Tim Healey of Newsday.

The Yankees announced that Tommy Kahnle elected free agency.

Dustin Pedroia is preparing to officially end his playing career, per MLB Trade Rumors.

The Red Sox announced a few other roster moves.

The Cubs exercised their player option on Anthony Rizzo.

According to the MLBPA, Chris Archer is now a free agent.

David Schoenfield of ESPN gave an early power rankings update now that the offseason is underway.

Jeremy Booth, CEO of Future Stars series, talked about the Rays’ decision to pull Blake Snell in game six of the World Series.

C.J. Cron is headed to Japan to play in the NPB.

Mojo Hill discussed four free agents the Mets could have their eyes on.

Rich Mancuso wrote about how it’s time for the spending to begin with Steve Cohen at the helm.

John Jackson wrote a free agent profile on Yoenis Cespedes.

Thomas Hall talked about how the Mets shouldn’t overspend on Brad Hand.

Rich Sparago wrote about the many years of Mets ownership from a fan’s perspective.

Tim Ryder says that Steve Cohen brings more than just money to the Mets.

Birthdays: Eric Hanhold (27), Jose Moreno (63)

Let’s go Mets!