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Showalter Done Managing Mets After This Season

Manager Buck Showalter has informed reporters that he will not be returning as the team’s manager in 2024. Mike Puma’s tweet, however, might shed a bit more light on what would’ve happened if he’d not have done so. While Showalter managed to become a fan favorite, not only standing up for his players against other teams after being drilled continuously, but also against the MLB when it seemed…

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MLB Central: Dylan O'Brien, star of the film ‘American Assassin’, joins MLB Central to talk some baseball and share some stories from behind the scenes

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@MLBNetwork: .@dylanobrien joins the gang for some Central Scribbles, first pitch tips and more next on #MLBCentral! [x]

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Should the Mets target Grisham?

It seems like a lot of players had a shitty 2022 and Trent Grisham wasn’t an exception to that category, Unfortunately, that might factor him into being the odd man out of the Padres lineup for the 2023 campaign. With Fernando Tatis Jr moving to the outfield due to the acquisition of Xander Bogaerts, the Padres could opt to move Grisham to bench. Grisham slashed an abysmal .184/.284/.341/.626…

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Scherzer States He must have “Conversation” with Mets Brass

Following the trade of the former New York Mets reliever David Robertson, when asked, Max Scherzer stated that the front office and himself must have a “conversation”. This conversation of course would surround the direction of the organization. Following the trade of David Robertson last night, Max Scherzer says he needs to have "a conversation" with Mets brass regarding the direction they…

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Will Edwin Díaz Leave the Mets? Here's What’s Really Going On (And Why It Matters)

As the Mets head into what could be a pivotal offseason, one of the biggest and most consequential questions hanging over Queens is the future of Edwin Díaz. The franchise’s electric closer has opted out of his contract, and according to him, the chances of returning to New York are about 50–50. Here’s a breakdown of where things stand, what’s driving Díaz’s decision, and what it could mean for…

Will Edwin Díaz Leave the Mets? Here's What’s Really Going On (And Why It Matters)