Tag: Seattle

Morning Briefing: MLB Pitch Clock Rules To Remain The Same For Playoffs

Good morning, Mets fans! According to Jeff Passan of ESPN, the pitch-clock rules that have been in effect for the 2023 regular season will remain the same for the playoffs. Passan reports that MLB’s owner-led executive council told the league’s competition committee that they would not propose any changes prior to the postseason despite players expressing hope for more time between...

Mauricio Impresses in Mets’ 2-1 Win Over Mariners

With the calendar flipping to September, the Mets began a three-game series with the Mariners on Friday night. The first game of the series marked the official beginning of the youth movement in Queens as Brett Baty was recalled from Triple-A Syracuse along with Ronny Mauricio, who made his big league debut batting ninth and playing second base. The Mets’ bats were quiet early but the team...

Kodai Senga Continues His Excellent Rookie Season

On a night where everything seemed to go wrong for the New York Mets, right-handed starter Kodai Senga was still able to deliver a strong individual performance against the Los Angeles Dodgers. He threw six innings against a potent lineup, allowing just one run to score on four hits while striking out nine. Unfortunately for Senga, the offense was unable to provide him with any kind of run...

Mariners Acquire Wong from Brewers for Winker, Toro

The Seattle Mariners have acquired second baseman Kolten Wong from the Milwaukee Brewers for Jesse Winker and Abraham Toro, according to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic. Winker, who had been shopped by the Mariners all offseason, had the worst season of his career in 2022. He slashed .219/.344/.344/.688 with the Mariners and recorded a 103 OPS+. Winker also saw his average exit velocity drop from...

Edwin Diaz Looking More Like Old Self

  Quick! Without cheating – how many home runs has Edwin Díaz given up this season? Man, it feels like a million. There was of course that one against Marcell Ozuna to blow the game against the Braves. And oh, who could forget the demoralizing two-run shot by Aaron Hicks when he blew the game against the hated Yankees.  And yeah, then there was… Actually, that was it. Two home runs...

Tatis, Young Hitters Continue to Take MLB by Storm

What were you doing when you were 21? With all due respect, it probably wasn’t as exciting as the show Fernando Tatis Jr. is putting on nightly in San Diego. In just his second major league season, the dynamic shortstop, barely old enough to sip an adult beverage to celebrate his success, is the clear-cut headliner of baseball’s youth movement. Tatis has picked up in 2020 where he...

Mets Add Outfield, Relief Depth in Minor League Deals

The New York Mets made two minor league signings on Thursday, bringing in relief pitcher Arquimedes Caminero and outfielder Rymer Liriano on non-guaranteed deals, as per a team release. Both received an invite to major league camp. The organization’s outfield depth chart was desperately bare in the upper-levels before this offseason. So far, Mets general manager Brodie Van Wagenen has done...

Robinson Cano Is Far From Washed Up

The way you hear critics of the Robinson Cano trade talk about the second baseman’s age, you’d think he was Bartolo Colon. Well, Mets fans are lucky that Cano is not Colon. He’s younger, more statistically elite, and not as big — or sexy, for that matter. He is just two years removed from a top-ten MVP finish and has missed the All-Star Game just twice in the last nine...

Morning Briefing: Cano, Diaz Deal Agreed To

Good Morning, folks! Latest Mets News The Mets have agreed to a deal for Robinson Cano and Edwin Diaz. Jarred Kelenic, Justin Dunn, Jay Bruce, and Anthony Swarzak are going to Seattle. The deal is agreed upon pending physicals. Mark Feinsand of MLB.com says the Mets have called about Corey Kluber. Brodie Van Dealin’ has some moves in mind. Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times says the Rays...

Wright’s Defensive Gems

On Thursday, we went through some of David Wright’s biggest moments on the offensive side, so today let’s look at the iconic moments from the two-time Gold Glover’s defense. Wright certainly had his ups and downs when it came defensively during his career with the Mets but he won back-to-back gold gloves in 2007 and 2008. He should’ve won again in 2012 when he led the NL...

Mets to Send Scout to Watch Tim Lincecum

Kevin Kernan of the New York Post reports that the Mets will send a scout to watch Tim Lincecum just outside Seattle on February 15th. Original Post- 9 a.m. Former Cy Young winner Tim Lincecum is scheduled to throw for teams on Feb. 15 at the Driveline Research Lab in Seattle, Washington. The New York Mets have shown prior interest in the former Giant and could again according to Jon Heyman of...

Morning Briefing: Brian Cashing In

Lot of news broke last night in major league baseball. Shohei Ohtani signed much faster than expected with the Los Angeles Angels. The Angels teamed him up with one of the most exciting players in baseball, Mike Trout. Giancarlo Stanton used his no-trade clause on the Giants and Cardinals. Both are moving on from him and Stanton now reportedly wants to join the Dodgers, his childhood team. The...

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