Report: Nationals Are Interested In Former Met Daniel Murphy
According to MLB.com, the Nationals are interested in two second basemen: the Reds' Brandon Phillips and none other than Daniel Murphy.
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According to MLB.com, the Nationals are interested in two second basemen: the Reds' Brandon Phillips and none other than Daniel Murphy.
Colon is expected to begin the season as the Mets' fifth starter, behind young aces Matt Harvey, Jacob deGrom, Noah Syndergaard and Steven Matz.
The Mets announced Scott's new assignment Wednesday. He was the Mets' minor league field coordinator from 2011-12 and had been the team's director of player development since then.
Even before playing his first game for the Mets, Neil Walker will feel proud when his number is called.
He started the season off brilliantly, tossing five scoreless innings in seven appearances. He didn't allow a walk or a hit.
The Mets also announced Monday that they signed lefty Duane Below and infielder Marc Krauss to minor league contracts with spring training invites.
The Mets did a fine job last week at the Winter Meetings. Better than fine, actually. Now they have to finish it. They have to get that big bopper in the middle of the lineup.
The Mets outfielder announced his retirement Saturday.
New York Mets outfielder Michael Cuddyer is ready to retire after playing 15 seasons in the major leagues.
Cabrera was the second middle infielder added by the Mets at the winter meetings after they acquired second baseman Neil Walker from the Pittsburgh Pirates for left-hander Jon Niese.
The left-handed starter, who was traded by the Amazins for Neil Walker on Wednesday, said that what excites him the most about joining the Pirates is Pittsburgh's excellent defense.
Chanukah is all about celebrating miracles, both past and present (no pun intended), and we've had quite a few of those on the NY sports scene in 2015.
Walker fills the hole created when postseason star Daniel Murphy became a free agent after New York lost the World Series to Kansas City.
Hours after trading for second baseman Neil Walker on Wednesday, the Mets reportedly agreed to a two-year, $18.5 million contract with veteran shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera.
Walker, 30, will only be under team control for one more season. He hit .269 with 16 home runs and 71 RBIs in 151 games for the Pirates in 2015.