Report: Mets Have 'Some Level Of Interest' In Free Agent Phil Hughes
The 2010 All-Star had a brutal season for the Bronx Bombers in 2013. He went an abysmal 4-14 with a 5.19 ERA, surrendering 24 home runs in 145 2/3 innings.
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The 2010 All-Star had a brutal season for the Bronx Bombers in 2013. He went an abysmal 4-14 with a 5.19 ERA, surrendering 24 home runs in 145 2/3 innings.
It seems there's a market for Mets first baseman Ike Davis after all, according to WFAN and CBSSports.com baseball insider Jon Heyman.
Sandy Alderson has declared that the Mets will not be paying out any $100 million contracts this offseason.
Former Mets outfielder Marlon Byrd has agreed to a two-year deal with the Philadelphia Phillies, according to WFAN/CBSSports.com baseball insider Jon Heyman.
Sandy Alderson stepped into the hotel lobby at the general managers' meetings and was ready with a quick quip: "I was upstairs stacking our money. Don't get excited. They were all fives."
After kicking off the work week with an eventful Monday morning radio program, Boomer and Craig were back at it again in the Allstate Studio this morning, waxing intellectual on a whole host of topics.
Jose Offerman said Monday he is not trying to avoid a U.S. lawsuit for attacking two opposing players with a baseball bat in Connecticut six years ago while he was playing for the Long Island Ducks.
According to the New York Daily News, the Amazin's and the Brewers have discussed a trade that would send the first baseman to Milwaukee. But the talks never got too serious, and a deal isn't expected to happen.
The Mets will wear camouflage jerseys for five home games next year as part of a "Military Monday" event that will include free tickets for U.S. servicemen and servicewomen.
The Mets are reportedly interested in outfielder Curtis Granderson, who is likely to turn down the Yankees' qualifying offer of $14.1 million.
Robinson Cano, Jacoby Ellsbury, Shin-Soo Choo and Brian McCann are among the players seeking to cash in from a free-agent class lacking any ace starting pitchers.
According to a report, Noah Syndergaard could be on an accelerated path to make his Mets debut in June 2014.
Stiller was set to play a man who grew up on the same day as Piazza and was classmates with him. Stiller grew to hate Piazza for many reasons and became determined to exact his revenge.
The Milwaukee Brewers didn't extend a qualifying offer this week to Hart, who missed the entire 2013 season following surgery on both knees.
As far as free agents go, Stephen Drew and Jhonny Peralta are the cream of the shortstop crop, but they will be in heavy demand and will likely command top dollar. A cheaper option is 36-year-old Rafael Furcal.
The Mets have eight players from last year's squad who can sign elsewhere via free agency. Should Alderson let them all walk? Should any return for 2014? Let's take a quick look at each guy.
A return to the Mets isn't completely off the table. General manager Sandy Alderson said on WFAN radio in September that re-signing the one-time ace would be a "possibility."
Wilpon alluded to sweeping changes this week. But if he thinks Poppa Fred is ever going to spring for a wholesale roster rebuild, he'd better shake himself back into reality.
Mets COO Jeff Wilpon made some bold comments about the future of his club on Tuesday. When addressing those comments, general manager Sandy Alderson admitted that his boss' remarks were "off the cuff."
It sounds like plenty of Mets will be on the hot-stove hot seat.
Jeff Wilpon hinted that the Mets will open their wallet this winter.
The Mets' reliever helped subdue a troublesome passenger on a flight from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport to Santiago, Chile on Sunday night, according to his Instagram account.
Seven Jets players -- including Bilal Powell and Matt Simms -- are volunteering Tuesday to help spackle, sheetrock and paint the damaged St. Rose High School and Convent in Belmar, N.J.
But that doesn't mean he'll be taking the mound at any point in 2014. The Mets "are not prepared to let Harvey pitch next season," the Daily News reported.
Jay Horwitz strikes again! The Mets public relations chief -- and social media funny guy -- sparked yet another rumor with a tweet Thursday morning.
