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Mike's Mets
- The Evolving Bullpen: Mike looks at how the Rays built their “deep,
diverse and pretty darned cheap bullpen” as opposed to the Mets “investing
big in Jeurys Familia and Dellin Betances to shore up
their late-game bullpen and not getting much bang for the buck.”
Talkin
Mets with Mike Silva: The Captain David
Wright.
Rising
Apple: Three Mets trade targets flying under the radar this winter. Writer
Adrian Cervantes discusses: Nathan
Eovaldi; Daniel
Norris; and Richard
Rodriguez.
Rising
Apple: Why the Mets should extend Noah Syndergaard this offseason. “In
light of the uncertainty of post-surgery production, this offseason is the
perfect time to make an offer, which carries a low-risk/high-reward potential…Ideally,
the Mets would offer Noah
Syndergaard something in the range of three years/$36M.”
Mets360: The Mets should decline Wilson
Ramos’ team option.
Tim
Ryder Metsmerized Online: Why Mets Should Pass on Trevor
Bauer. “But throwing silly money at a career 3.90 ERA pitcher — regardless
of his outstanding 11-start run with Cincinnati this season — feels like a substantial
gamble and the exact opposite direction of where this organization should be
heading.”
Empire
Sports Media: The New York Mets should target a Cleveland Indians player, but
not Lindor.
Instead, the Mets should target one of Cleveland’s young starters. Zach Plesac,
Triston
McKenzie and Aaron
Civale come to mind.
Metsmerized
Online: Examining Potential Trade Suitors for Francisco Lindor. Besides the Mets the Angels, Cardinals, and
the Giants are looked at potential landing spots.
Metsmerized
Online: MMO Free Agent Profile: Kirby Yates,
RHP.
Empire
Sports Media: New York Mets Player Evaluations: Outfielder Billy
Hamilton. The Mets received a month of Hamilton after trading away Jordan
Humphreys. Hamilton only received five starts in 16 games which resulted in
one hit over 22 at-bats.
@byErikSherman & I visited former teammate #BudHarrelson today. It was great to see Buddy. We did what we do best.....we played catch. Terrific day!! #Metsfans #1969 #Memories #7Line pic.twitter.com/EjYrRbqr3s
— Art Shamsky (@ArtShamsky) October 24, 2020
ICYMI Yesterday at Mack’s Mets:
The perfect start for the @Dodgers. #WorldSeries pic.twitter.com/1YSLSfoPT6
— MLB (@MLB) October 26, 2020
Joc Pederson - Los Angeles Dodgers (WS)(1) Solo. pic.twitter.com/vYg038IJsD
— MLB HR Tracker (@hr_mlb) October 26, 2020
Randy Arozarena RBI. Of course. pic.twitter.com/CUjmbKF1Kx
— MLB Pipeline (@MLBPipeline) October 26, 2020
He's stealing home and they ̶d̶o̶n̶'̶t̶ see him! 😳#WorldSeries pic.twitter.com/VfJ62CJWsa
— MLB (@MLB) October 26, 2020
Max with the moonshot AND the bat drop. 😱#WorldSeries pic.twitter.com/y66CS1ptxg
— MLB (@MLB) October 26, 2020
MLB.com:
Dodgers deny Rays in G5, one win from title. Kershaw thwarts steal attempt
of home; bullpen bounces back. Dodgers 4 Rays 2 (Box
Score).
MLB.com:
Caught stealing at home changes Game 5.
No player has ever recorded more hits in a single #postseason than Randy Arozarena has in 2020. pic.twitter.com/DWMyigFILT
— MLB Stats (@MLBStats) October 26, 2020
With his 206th strikeout, Clayton Kershaw set the new mark for career #postseason strikeouts. pic.twitter.com/NMy0tLhQR2
— MLB Stats (@MLBStats) October 26, 2020
MLB.com:
Game 6 Preview 8:08 PM Tuesday.
Ken
Davidoff NY Post: Rays hero Brett Phillips has obscure connections to Yankees,
Mets. “Phillips
left the Astros in the July 30, 2015 trade to Milwaukee for Carlos
Gomez, the deal that occurred only because the Mets decided not to trade
Crying Wilmer
Flores and Zach
Wheeler to the Brewers for Gomez.”
MLB
Trade Rumors: 2021 Managerial Search Tracker.
Charros de
Jalisco 8 Caneros de los Mochis 4 (Box
Score). Juan
Uriarte 0 for 3. Juan is now hitting
for a .286 average this winter.
Here
is the full Mexican Pacific League Scoreboard.
Today
in Mets History Per Ultimatemets.com:
Born on this date:
- Elio Chacon (1936)
- Jaime Cerda (1978)
- Chris
Hilliard (1987)
Died on this date:
- Bob Scheffing (1985)
- Bill Graham (2006)
Transactions:
New York Mets traded Dwight
Bernard to the Milwaukee
Brewers for Mark
Bomback on October 26, 1979.
New York Mets traded Wally
Whitehurst, D. J. Dozier and Raul
Casanova to the San Diego Padres for Tony
Fernandez on October 26, 1992.
Carlos Baerga granted free agency on October 26,
1998.
1998 |
Potential free-agent All-Star catcher Mike
Piazza signs the most lucrative contract in major league history when he
agrees to terms with the Mets. The seven-year deal is worth over $91 million
and includes having a suite on road trips and a luxury box for Shea Stadium's
home games. |
2000 |
In Game 5 at Shea Stadium, the Yankees win their third
consecutive World Series, the fourth title in five years, and record 26th
championship by defeating the Mets, 4-2. Luis
Sojo's ninth-inning two-out, tie-breaking single off starter Al Leiter
is the decisive hit. |
2005 |
Bobby
Valentine becomes the first foreign manager to win the Japan Series in
the 70-year history of Japanese baseball. Sweeping the Hanshin Tigers, the
former Rangers and Mets skipper leads the Chiba Lotte Marines to their first
league championship in 31 years. |
1979 - Commissioner Bowie Kuhn notifies Hall of Famer Willie
Mays that if he accepts a position with the Bally Manufacturing
Corporation, owner of several gambling casinos, he must disassociate himself
from major league baseball. Mays, a part-time coach and
goodwill ambassador for the Mets, will relinquish his duties upon
accepting Bally's job offer.
October 26, 1998: The @Mets signed Mike Piazza to a 7yr, $91 million deal that includes having a suite on road trips and a luxury box for home games at Shea Stadium. #LGM #MetsRewind pic.twitter.com/lQc9MfPPwM
— Mets Rewind (@metsrewind) October 26, 2020
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1 comment:
I am more impressed with Arozarena hit and HR records here than Kershaw's taking the all time post season K lead. Clayton os contantly in the playoffs. If Jake got there that much, he'd have the record.
I wonder how Jake feels not playing and just watching - yet again. 189 career playoff innings for Kershaw, 25 for Jake.
Kershaw's playoff ERA is still 4.19.
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