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Brett Baty looks like he can be a NY Mets solution for two needs (opens the original)
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Brett Baty hasn't exactly established himself as a New York Mets cornerstone. In the offseason, it was unclear as to whether he'd be traded to an interested suitor along with Mark Vientos and once the year had gotten underway, he seemed like a holdover until something better came along. He's since turned things around to have a decent season, posting a 94 wRC+ with 1.2 fWAR, making him the eighth most valuable member on the team by the metric. He has played six different positions this year, spe
Common problem can hold back NY Mets prospect from a timely MLB debut (opens the original)
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New York Mets prospect Jonathan Santucci has had a solid minor league season this year. After posting a 3.57 ERA and 3.08 FIP across 90.2 innings in Double-A, he was promoted to Triple-A, named an Eastern League All-Star, and finished his season with 163 strikeouts, more than any pitcher in the minor leagues. His numbers with Syracuse weren't great but he pitched just 34.1 innings and he maintained an impressive strikeout rate of 27.7% with a whiff rate of 35.0%, landing him in the 95th percenti
A NY Mets debate we never thought we’d have is already over (opens the original)
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Baseball is all about making adjustments. Since it's a game of inches, small changes can make a big difference. For pitchers, these alterations are typically mechanical. They may choose to change their arm slot, pitch grips, or position on the rubber to try and get the most out of what they have. Other times, it's simply a change in responsibility. The New York Mets are in this process with one of their players. For Kodai Senga, moving from the rotation to the bullpen helped turn his season arou
A.J. Ewing clearly absorbed what NY Mets legend had to say during recent slump (opens the original)
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Though their 69-82 record doesn't exactly reflect it, 2026 is actually an encouraging season for the New York Mets. After finishing April with a 10-21 record, it would've taken a Herculean effort for the team to get back on track and by the trade deadline, the organization had already shifted their focus to next year, selling off key assets like Luke Weaver and Clay Holmes. It's not quite 2027 just yet but the young players that were called up this season have given fans plenty to be excited abo
The biggest question for Mark Vientos’ NY Mets future isn’t whether he’ll be here or not (opens the original)
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It now seems apparent that the New York Mets have gotten all they can out of Mark Vientos. He has never come close to repeating the success he had in 2024 and 2026 has been his worst year yet. Despite moving him from third to first base, his offensive and defensive numbers have remained below league average and his -1.0 fWAR is the third-lowest of any player this year with more than 250 plate appearances. It would be unsurprising to see him non-tendered this offseason but in an ideal world, the
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