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Meet the Mets
The Mets declared some introductory information conferences for their most current additions. David Robertson, José Quintana, and Brooks Raley will be launched in a Zoom on Wednesday at 11:30am, when Brandon Nimmo will be (re-)introduced on Thursday at 10:00am. Billy Eppler will join both equally phone calls.
Eric Longenhagen discussed the club bolstering their rotation by signing Kodai Senga.
Following their the latest paying out spree, the Mets may glance to trade Carlos Carrasco, but Joel Sherman thinks the Mets must be hesitant about investing the veteran.
The paying emphasis will now change to fortifying the bullpen.
Ken Rosenthal wrote about the require for more entrepreneurs like Steve Cohen (and Padres’ operator Peter Seidler, and Phillies operator John Middleton).
The Mets will have seven picks before the fifth round of this year’s MLB Draft. This features payment picks for Jacob deGrom and Chris Bassitt signing somewhere else.
Jay Horwitz wrote about R.A. Dickey producing the Baseball Corridor of Fame Ballot.
Ed Hearn is in search of a kidney transplant.
Close to the Nationwide League East
The Braves acquired catcher Sean Murphy from the Athletics in a three-workforce deal. In the trade, Atlanta sent catcher William Contreras to the Brewers.
Buster Olney graded the Murphy trade for all a few clubs.
Around Big League Baseball
The Blue Jays inked previous Fulfilled Chris Bassitt to a three-calendar year, $63 million offer.
The Giants are signing pitcher Sean Manaea.
The Twins inked Christian Vázquez to a a few-calendar year offer.
The Yankees are predicted to make a formal supply to Carlos Rodón shortly.
The signing of Aledmys Díaz gives minimal aid to A’s followers, writes Alex Eisert.
Yesterday at Amazin’ Avenue
Steve Sypa offered some perception into Kodai Senga, for individuals who are unfamiliar with his spectacular entire body of function.
Lukas Vlahos graded the Brooks Raley trade.
Congrats to the From Complicated to Crew crew on reaching Episode Range 200!
This Day in Mets Record
The Mets signed Rickey Henderson on this day in 1998.