Alderson: Many Moves Coming Across MLB; Will Mets Be In On Any?
Mets general manager Sandy Alderson anticipates a flurry of roster moves as a large number of players find teams in the next few weeks.
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Mets general manager Sandy Alderson anticipates a flurry of roster moves as a large number of players find teams in the next few weeks.
When it comes to overpaid athletes, you don't have to look any farther than the Knicks and Yankees. Both are currently in the news for desperately trying to move a couple of high-priced, underperforming players.
The Mets have traded left-handed reliever Josh Smoker to the Pittsburgh Pirates for minor league left-hander Daniel Zamora and cash.
The Mets have reportedly zeroed in on four candidates to fill the hole in their infield.
WFAN baseball insider Jon Heyman reported Thursday that the Mets and the free agent infielder have reached an agreement on a contract pending a physical. Terms of the deal were not immediately available.
Mets chief operating officer Jeff Wilpon said Tuesday criticism from fans that the team isn't willing to spend enough on building a winner is unfair.
On Saturday, the St. Paul Pioneer Press quoted Twins pitcher Ervin Santana as saying Bartolo Colon has drawn interest from the Mets. Santana and Colon are friends and were teammates with the Angels and the Twins.
Baseball America's latest rankings of the top 100 prospects is heavy on Yankees and light on Mets.
After spending a year in the minor leagues, Tim Tebow will soon find out if he can hold his own against big-league competition.
Free agent first baseman Adrian Gonzalez and the New York Mets have finalized a one-year contract for the $545,000 major league minimum.
The Mets could make one more big splash this offseason, general manager Sandy Alderson said Wednesday.
The three-time All-Star said he didn't necessarily anticipate he'd be back in a Mets uniform after he was dealt to the Cleveland Indians in August but he knew the possibility was a very real one.
The Mets actually did something concrete over the weekend. Don't get too excited. Agreeing to terms with free-agent Adrian Gonzalez won't exactly get them to the promised land.
Gonzalez was limited to 71 games last season because of a herniated disk in his back, and was left off the Los Angeles Dodgers' postseason roster.
The Mets have reached one-year deals with starters Jacob deGrom, Noah Syndergaard and Matt Harvey and settled with five other players.
