Good Morning. Happy Birthday Randy Tate, Al Leiter, and Andrew Mitchell. Steve Cohen vote could come next Wednesday. No DH for NL next year? And $245M for Trevor Bauer?
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Andy
Martino SNY.TV: As Mets sale winds down, vote next week is possible -- but
they have to resolve an issue first. “Vote could come as early as next
Wednesday…But the vote is not yet scheduled, in part because the parties
involved in the sale want to be sure that any outstanding issue with New York
City mayor Bill de Blasio is resolved before the league’s owners decide if they
are going to approve Cohen, according to sources.”
SNY.TV:
Alex Rodriguez says he would have increased Mets' payroll to $225 million if
he'd purchased team. Former Yankee also said he was excited to bring a
championship back to New York.
Seriously? Jeanne Buss first female owner to win a championship? You didn’t specify NBA. Might want to look up Joan Payson. Or Georgia Frontiere while you’re at it. Or for that matter Jackie Autry. Ever hear of Effa Manley? https://t.co/kpka6kpjPR
— Howie Rose (@HowieRose) October 23, 2020
90
Percent Mets: Leave The Mets Alone..Take Your White Guilt Elsewhere. The Dance
Hall General makes a lot of great points including this one about Alex
Rodriquez: “A man who cheated to earn some of the biggest contracts sports has
ever seen now wants a salary cap because he wants to own a team. I get how
important being woke is, but can we put things in perspective?”
I'm told Rod and JLO with assistance from Al Sharpton are #DeBlasio puppeteers. They really won't walk away from the #Mets
— Laura Goldman (@laurasgoldman) October 23, 2020
Jesse
Sanchez MLB.com: 2019-20 international signings for all 30 clubs. “About
the Mets he says: Pool Amount: $5,398,300; Pool Spent: $5,325,000; The Mets
stocked their Minor League system with a whopping 61 international prospects
signed during the 2019-2020 period. While outfielder Alexander Ramirez (No. 26
on the International Top 30), who signed for $2.05 million, deserves attention,
the club hopes others can produce in the short and long term. The Mets also
have high hopes for outfielders Eric Santana ($350,000) and Yeral Martinez
($335,000).”
John
Harper SNY.TV: Sources on what it could take to land Trevor Bauer -- and where
he'll end up. “Will Bauer, who turns
30 in January, come close to that type of money? The people I spoke to think
it’s more likely he’ll wind up with something closer to the seven-year, $245
million deal that Stephen Strasburg signed to remain with the Nationals last
winter.” As far as possible teams John
pointed to Steve Cohen and the Mets as well as the Angels and the White Sox.
Metsmerized
Online: Examining the Second Tier of Free Agents.
Rising
Apple: Three Mets we should still be concerned about in the 2021 season. Pete Alonso, Jeurys Familia, and Amed Rosario.
Mets360 - Projection Review: The good – Jacob deGrom - the bad – Amed Rosario – and the
ugly – Steven Matz.
Reflections
on Baseball: The Mets Have Role Options For Steven Matz – But Only One Works.
“In many ways, Steven Matz is the Mets version of Yankees catcher Gary Sanchez.
As projects and experiments with both have failed, both players can only
benefit from a fresh start in a new environment.”
👀 @matthew_allan2 has swing and miss stuff. 💪🔥⚾️ pic.twitter.com/Ryt3pa1nun
— Mets Farm Report (@MetsFarmReport) October 22, 2020
You Tube Mets Channel: Matt Allan Highlights from Instructional Camp.
The Sports Daily - Mike Phillips' Mets Player Review Series: Michael Conforto.
Metsmerized
Online: A Welcome Sight From the Mets’ Offense. Only time from 2010 to 2020
“when looking at the league’s top qualified hitters in wRC+…there were three
Mets within the top 30: Dominic Smith (sixth), Michael Conforto (13th),
and Brandon Nimmo (23rd).”
Metsmerized
Online: 2020 MMO Report Card: Pete Alonso.
ICYMI Yesterday at Mack’s Mets:
Tom
Brennan - Offense or Defense? What Does The Actual Mets Data Say?
SAVAGE
VIEWS – PROJECTING THE 2021 METS LINEUP.
MLB.com: 2020 Gold
Glove finalists unveiled.
For the fifth consecutive season, the Mets have no Gold Glove finalists at any position. That is the longest streak of any MLB team.
— Anthony DiComo (@AnthonyDiComo) October 22, 2020
The MLBPA has announced their Player's Choice Award winners.
— Kyle Glaser (@KyleAGlaser) October 22, 2020
Player of the Year: Freddie Freeman
AL Outstanding Player: José Abreu
NL Outstanding Player: Freddie Freeman
AL Outstanding Pitcher: Shane Bieber
NL Outstanding Pitcher: Trevor Bauer
Our 2020 award announcements.....
— BBWAA (@officialBBWAA) October 22, 2020
Nov. 9: Jackie Robinson Rookie of the Year
Nov. 10: Manager of the Year
Nov. 11: Cy Young
Nov. 12: MVP
All award announcement shows begin at 6 pm ET on @MLBNetwork
Yahoo
Sports: Former Red Sox Daniel Bard earns NL Comeback Player of the Year award.
ESPN.com:
World Series 2020: 'Travel day' roundtable -- everything we learned in Games 1
and 2.
Game
3 Preview Friday Night 8:08 PM. Buehler Vs. Morton.
MLB.com:
7 key storylines for World Series Game 3. Including How many innings can Charlie
Morton give the Rays? And When’s the Randy
Arozarena homer coming?
CBS
Sports: Dodgers vs. Rays: Five things we've learned from Games 1 and 2 of the
World Series. The Dodgers are not challenging Randy Arozarena, for starters.
ESPN.com:
Los Angeles Dodgers keep Julio Urias fresh to start World Series Game 4.
Yahoo
Sports: How MLB got from Marlins' "super-spreading event" to World
Series. “In the wake of the Marlins’ outbreak — and in the midst of an
outbreak that shut down the St. Louis Cardinals for more than two weeks — the
league reinforced its directives about social distancing; required players and
staffers to wear masks on airplanes and buses, within hotels and in all public
places; prohibited visits to hotel bars, lounges and other such public
gathering spots; and added a compliance officer for each team.”
Yahoo
Sports: Report: The designated hitter will only be used in the American League
in 2021.
WFAN.com:
Bobby Valentine believes Astros cheated, but 'not buying' that they used trash
can to alert hitters. “They’re telling me that they have this sophisticated
system relaying signals from centerfield to the computer through the Internet –
and then they’re getting that last link to the hitter by banging a garbage can?
I’m not buying it.”
ESPN.com:
Washington Nationals re-signing Josh Harrison to one-year contract.
Last night, during Game 1 of the #WorldSeries @MLB paid tribute to the legends we lost this year pic.twitter.com/0WE8wNSZb5
— National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum ⚾ (@baseballhall) October 22, 2020
Naranjeros
de Hermosillo 5 Caneros de los Mochis 2 (Box
Score). Juan
Uriarte 2 for 4 and is now hitting .294 this winter.
Here
is the full Mexican Pacific League Scoreboard.
Today
in Mets History Per Ultimatemets.com:
Born on this date:
- Randy Tate (1952)
- Al Leiter (1965)
- Kaz Matsui (1975)
- Yucary
De La Cruz (1990) DSL2 Manager
- Andrew
Mitchell
(1994)
Transactions:
Sean Henn granted free agency on October 23,
2013.
https://t.co/04GgEDookX
— Ernest Dove (@ernestdove) October 23, 2020
Happy birthday Mets P prospect Andrew Mitchell. Heres video of a 76 MPH hook for your viewing pleasure.
1986 |
In Game 5 of the World Series at Fenway
Park, Bruce Hurst throws a complete game to beat the Mets, 4-2, earning his
second victory of the Fall Classic and bringing the team within one victory
of ending their 68-year World Championship drought. New York will dash the
Red Sox Nation's hopes with two come-from-behind wins at Shea Stadium. |
2017: The Mets hire Indians pitching coach Mickey Callaway to be their new manager,
replacing Terry Collins.
October 23, 1986: Game 5 of the World Series played at Fenway Park. The @RedSox beat the @Mets, 4-2, and fall behind 3-2 in the Series. Boxscore: https://t.co/mrwNmJWk16 #LGM #MetsRewind pic.twitter.com/DZLYOYm0DE
— Mets Rewind (@metsrewind) October 23, 2019
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3 comments:
Matt Allan looks pretty elite in that video - thanks for finding it.
Randy Tate: I still remember that one game where the then-22 year old looked like 2012 Matt Harvey - but who knew he only had a few more weeks in his big league career after that. Per Wikipedia:
Tate is best known for nearly pitching a no-hitter on August 4, 1975 at Shea Stadium against the Montreal Expos. Despite not allowing a hit through seven and one third innings, and fanning 13, Tate ended up losing the game—which seems to have been the final straw for Mets management regarding the tenure of manager Yogi Berra, who was fired the next day.
After spending the entire 1975 season in the Mets starting pitching rotation, Tate was sent to the Mets' class AAA minor league affiliate at Tidewater for the 1976 season. He pitched poorly and never made another major league appearance.After 1976, Tate was traded to the Pittsburgh Pirates and pitched for their Triple A affiliate. He tore his rotator cuff and was forced out of the league
That Randy Tate game was tough. I remember listening to it on the radio and couldn't believe how quickly that game was lost. Up 3-0 in the 8th, thanks to two RBIs from Gene Clines, Expos score 4 as Mike Jorgensen hits a 3 run homer. The starting pitcher for the Expos that night? Dan Warthen with ex-Met, Chuck Taylor getting the save.
The game started at 8:19 that night - time of game 2 hours - 22 minutes!
https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/NYN/NYN197508040.shtml
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