The 2021 league year officially came to a close when the Atlanta Braves won the World Series. (The Mets are now the only NL East team to not win a World Series in the 21st century.) With that came a drove of news in terms of player personnel as the 2022 league years gets under way, as well as some routine disappointments with regards to the Mets’ front office search. Let’s look at...
MLB Network’s Jon Heyman reports that Minnesota Twins’ assistant general manager Daniel Adler is off the Mets list of candidates for a front office position. Cross another off Mets’ list. Daniel Adler, Harvard alum and young Twins exec, will stay in Minnesota. He is said to admire Alderson but prefers to stay with Twins to continue to develop and be more ready for the next...
We’re now a month into the Mets’ offseason, and they still don’t have a primary decision maker in place for the front office (the only team in baseball without one) nor a manager (just one of two teams without one). It’s not like they’re not trying, though, which makes the process even more cumbersome. Let’s look at what’s gone on this week. More Denials...
