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It seems like the Mets, for all intensive purposes, are probably done signing players going into Spring Training. They have at least six starters going into camp now and they have more than enough arms for the pen. The 25-man … Continue reading →

Have you ever cooked a steak, and right before you sat down to eat it, you stared at it and said, “You know what this steak needs, it needs a Mets logo.” Well if that's you, and I really hope … Continue reading →

I know I have been really bad about keeping this up to date. Essentially I did the Mariners, hinted at the Nationals and then didn't cover the changes to the Indian's uniform at all and the new branding of the … Continue reading →

The majority of the winter the Mets stayed rather dormant, working Rule V drafting, front office and managerial positions, and setting up a game plan. We heard from multiple sources this winter that the Mets would probably go bargain hunting … Continue reading →

In an interview yesterday, it looks like Terry Collins made it clear that he does expect Castillo to be in camp and he does expect him to compete for a job. Essentially this is not Castillo's job to lose, it … Continue reading →

This will probably sound mean spirited, but whatever. Last night on Metsblog there was the possibility of the of the best Mets news of the off-season. Well actually, it is not the best news, but it is the “UGH FINALLY” … Continue reading →

Quick! Whats the difference between these two items, both found on the Mets Online Shop and both officially licensed by Major League Baseball? The first Item will get you two bracelets for about 20 bucks, the second will get you … Continue reading →

Word on street is the Mets have signed Chris Young to a one year deal, pending a physical. If the physical pans out, then the rest of this article is relevant. If the physical doesn't pan out, then please disregard … Continue reading →

Yesterday a collection of sources, including Metsblog, reported that the Mets signed relief pitcher Tankersley to a minor league contract and at 213 we couldn't be happier about it. Here's a crash course on Tankersley. He was 27 last season … Continue reading →

Kris made his retirement official yesterday, ending his 9 season career that saw him travel to 5 different cities. Benson's career had two sides: normal and crazy. On the normal side of his career, he came up to the majors … Continue reading →