Good Morning, Mets fans!
Oh no!
The Mets did not submit a 60-man Player Pool. They will not be participating in the 2020 season.
— Jacob Resnick (@Jacob_Resnick) June 29, 2020
Just kidding.
Latest Mets News
Call it roster pool, summer camp, or club player pool; it all means the same thing. Mets baseball is coming back!
Yesterday, the Mets released their roster pool list, which consisted of the 45 players that are eligible to appear in the Majors this season. The Mets can add up to 15 more players to their roster throughout the season.
Some notable surprises:
- Unofficial Spring Training MVP Johneshwy Fargas is on the roster.
- A quartet of pitchers that are on the 40-man roster (Stephen Gonsalves, Franklyn Kilome, Jordan Humphreys, and Thomas Szapucki) didn’t make the 45-man pool.
- No Tim Tebow.
- Rather shockingly, Jacob deGrom made the cut.
In other Mets news, they placed Noah Syndergaard on the 45-day IL with a torn UCL.
Latest MLB News
A couple of Dodgers farmhands were suspended after testing positive for PEDs.
The Yankees moved Luis Severino to the 45-day IL due to his torn UCL.
Levi Weaver of The Athletic tweeted that the players are allowed to be moved to the COVID-19 Injury List even if they are asymptomatic.
Latest NL East News
David O’Brien of The Athletic profiled Chipper Jones and his frienemy relationship with the New York Mets.
Latest on MMO
Check out MMO’s revitalized Instagram!
Carl Aridas continued his 1983 Showbox memories series.
Derek Reifer analyzed what factors impacted the Mets’ attendance numbers.
Emmanuel Pepis‘ premier article covered Steven Matz‘s amazin’ debut, which took place five years ago yesterday.
On This Day in Mets History
1969: Tom Seaver won his 44th career game, taking over Al Jackson‘s spot on top of the franchise wins leaderboard.
Birthdays: Larry Stahl (79)
