Good morning, Mets fans! The Philadelphia Eagles enacted revenge on the Kansas City Chiefs, blowing them out 40-22 to win their franchise’s second Super Bowl and denying the NFL’s first-ever three-peat. With that, it is now baseball season! Pitchers and catchers report for the Mets on Wednesday, and they play their first Grapefruit League game on Saturday, Feb. 22. Latest MLB News...
It’s been a quiet offseason thus far. With Winter Meetings around the corner in Dallas starting December 9, things look to heat up soon. The Mets, however, have still made some depth moves, the most notable acquisitions this offseason via a trade with the Rays for outfielder Jose Siri in exchange for relief pitcher Eric Orze and signing RHP Frankie Montas. No question the Mets’...
The struggles of the 2023 Mets and the accompanying anger from the average fan all the way up to owner Steve Cohen means there will be some major changes before opening day 2024. However, the shortstop position is a place of stability for the Mets, meaning it’d be a shocker if anybody other than the incumbent was there to start the season. Depth: Catcher Depth: First Base Depth: Second Base Big...
Updated 8:18 PM EST: According to Mark Feinsand of MLB.com, the Boston Red Sox and free-agent outfielder Enrique Hernandez have agreed to a multi-year deal. The 29-year-old will receive $14 million over two years, per Feinsand. Original Post Free-agent outfielder Enrique (Kiké) Hernández has “made progress on a deal” with the Boston Red Sox, according to Jon Morosi of MLB Network. In...
The offseason had been going very well for the Mets. They came under new ownership, added bullpen depth, a catcher, starting pitching depth, and an all star shortstop. This week, things turned a bit, with the firing of GM Jared Porter, and one of the Mets targets for center field, George Springer, signing with the Blue Jays. With spring training less than a month away, the Mets need to figure...
Late Tuesday, Jon Heyman of MLB Network noted that under now-fired general manager Jared Porter, the New York Mets had shown “pretty strong” interest in free-agent utilityman Enrique Hernandez. On Wednesday morning, Heyman (Twitter) once again included the Mets among the teams vying to secure the 29-year-old’s services in 2021, naming the Red Sox as another potential suitor, as...
According to Jon Heyman of MLB Network, the New York Mets “were in pretty strong” on free-agent utilityman Enrique Hernandez before Jared Porter was relieved of his general manager duties on Tuesday morning. Hernandez, 29, played every position on the diamond but pitcher and catcher last season for the Dodgers and has done so quite regularly — and efficiently —...
