I thought he was on the Blue Jays. Back in 2016 he was the only nerd in the starting rotation ; the rest looked like hipster athletes with Degrom ; Noah Syndergard and Rob Gsellman completing the starting rotation. Art least the others were injured and performance fell he just started suxking
4 innings 1 hit 6 k’s. Legit 3-4 starter upside. Nice addition to the organization after being such a heralded HS player and a college disappointment, looks like a legit MLB talent
Isn’t very good and I never was a huge fan but unlike Syndergaard he’s a legit great dude. Tons of charity etc. People got so upset he spurned the Mets. We got lucky he did
Isn’t very good and I never was a huge fan but unlike Syndergaard he’s a legit great dude. Tons of charity etc. People got so upset he spurned the Mets. We got lucky he did
What do you mean unlike Syndergard? What does he beat his wife or something?
Isn’t very good and I never was a huge fan but unlike Syndergaard he’s a legit great dude. Tons of charity etc. People got so upset he spurned the Mets. We got lucky he did
What do you mean unlike Syndergard? What does he beat his wife or something?
Syndergaard trolled the Mets saying their no-hitter wasn’t real. He’s also done some other less than “kind” stuff in the past. Tweeted a picture of a homeless man in SF mocking him and then deleted it when people dumped on him.
syndergaard getting lit up and yanked in the first inning was great
30 innings into what's likely just a 100-150 inning season looking like he did the mets a favor. also probably took the richest owner off the table next offseason. whoops.
Syndergaard trolled the Mets saying their no-hitter wasn’t real. He’s also done some other less than “kind” stuff in the past. Tweeted a picture of a homeless man in SF mocking him and then deleted it when people dumped on him.
Syndergaard trolled the Mets saying their no-hitter wasn’t real. He’s also done some other less than “kind” stuff in the past. Tweeted a picture of a homeless man in SF mocking him and then deleted it when people dumped on him.
That's nothing.
Cool. So making fun of homeless people and randomly knocking players after an accomplishment shows signs of being a great guy. Got it
Syndergaard trolled the Mets saying their no-hitter wasn’t real. He’s also done some other less than “kind” stuff in the past. Tweeted a picture of a homeless man in SF mocking him and then deleted it when people dumped on him.
That's nothing.
Cool. So making fun of homeless people and randomly knocking players after an accomplishment shows signs of being a great guy. Got it
Am I missing something or is he just saying "let's get out of this dump" by showing the pic? THat is what I gathered from it. Yea and homeless people defecating on a sidewalk and having their butt exposed is a " yea let's get the heck out of here".
And yea throwing a no hitter with like multiple pitchers is not the same thing in the traditional sense of what "no hitter " means. Big deal.
First inclination after your teammate throws a no hitter is to take a shot at the team YOU chose to leave and pitchers that you didn’t even play with? Really?
Syndergaard trolled the Mets saying their no-hitter wasn’t real. He’s also done some other less than “kind” stuff in the past. Tweeted a picture of a homeless man in SF mocking him and then deleted it when people dumped on him.
That's nothing.
Cool. So making fun of homeless people and randomly knocking players after an accomplishment shows signs of being a great guy. Got it
Am I missing something or is he just saying "let's get out of this dump" by showing the pic? THat is what I gathered from it. Yea and homeless people defecating on a sidewalk and having their butt exposed is a " yea let's get the heck out of here".
And yea throwing a no hitter with like multiple pitchers is not the same thing in the traditional sense of what "no hitter " means. Big deal.
You're making it out to be some low taste move but, maybe he is just keeping things honest and keeping up standards. No hitter is the one pitcher 95% of the time. Maybe I am wrong and he is disgruntled and looking to take a shot. My understanding is the mets didn't counter and he was kinda pissed. Was he looking for more money and the Mets called his bluff and to save face he left?
Maybe I am wrong or maybe a have fond mets memories of thor.
Fact he got 21 million for the Angels “shocked” people. Expecting more than the QO from the Mets was his mistake. I’m never against spending but 19.5 million from the Mets was far from insulting. The fact he got more was the surprise. His stuff has not returned (I’m not rooting against him getting healthy, but early returns are not great. Looks like just a guy Link - ( New Window )
even when the Mets lose they make it awfully difficult on their opponents. A welcome change from a lot of the noncompetitive nights we’ve seen in prior years.
His numbers are very similar to 2021 right now in multiple categories (though he's actually worse in OBP and OPS right now). This might just be what he is now offensively. You have to hope he can find the pre 2020 version of himself, but his offensive decline has been running for a while now.
That my non-AL watching self was expecting, but he is a dynamic player with star presence and I'm happy to have him..
The expectations just can't be for him to be peak Carlos Beltran or peak Jose Reyes or peak David Wright...
The scary thing with the money is not Lindor in isolation... It's moreso: how do you look Nimmo and McNeil in the eye and say Lindor is worth triple what their worth? That's what scares me as we negotiate their next deals...
The expectations just can't be for him to be peak Carlos Beltran or peak Jose Reyes or peak David Wright...
The scary thing with the money is not Lindor in isolation... It's moreso: how do you look Nimmo and McNeil in the eye and say Lindor is worth triple what their worth? That's what scares me as we negotiate their next deals... [/quote]
This is a really good point. "Well, when we got him, we thought he'd be a superstar...turns out we over paid him" won't cut it.
Funny how "disappointing" Lindor has been. I mean, if this is a struggling version of him, I am kinda OK with that.
As fondly as we all look back at Beltran. Keep in mind he only had two "great" seasons here, and three very disappointing ones. And the most memorable clutch Mets AB of all time - but for the wrong reasons.
Best part is - Beltran indirectly helped lead to Lindor. Beltran ->Wheeler ->Greene ->Lindor.
Has he lived up to expectations yet - obviously not. Offensively at least. But this isn't exactly Jason Bay territory.
He's been a four win player. In FA - you pay about $8-$9mm per war. So, he has been roughly 'fair' value.
He's struggled offensively - still a top five SS in the game. Far better than Rosario or Gimenez. The Mets are better team with hi than without him.
Imagine what happens when he hits the way he should?
Funny how "disappointing" Lindor has been. I mean, if this is a struggling version of him, I am kinda OK with that.
As fondly as we all look back at Beltran. Keep in mind he only had two "great" seasons here, and three very disappointing ones. And the most memorable clutch Mets AB of all time - but for the wrong reasons.
Best part is - Beltran indirectly helped lead to Lindor. Beltran ->Wheeler ->Greene ->Lindor.
Has he lived up to expectations yet - obviously not. Offensively at least. But this isn't exactly Jason Bay territory.
He's been a four win player. In FA - you pay about $8-$9mm per war. So, he has been roughly 'fair' value.
He's struggled offensively - still a top five SS in the game. Far better than Rosario or Gimenez. The Mets are better team with hi than without him.
Imagine what happens when he hits the way he should?
Yes.. when he hits the way he should, Mets get off to an 18-8 start and have now gone 6-6 since he's cooled off...
Mets are better with him... but some (me included) were hyped into thinking he was a top 10 PLAYER in baseball, not a top 5 SS...
Also, don't look now but Gimenez is absolutely outplaying Lindor so far this year...
Are you categorizing the Beltran seasons that he got hurt and Mets mismanaged his injuries as "disappointing", because the numbers tell a much different story than your description..
He had a bad first year then absolutely mashed while playing GG caliber CF until he was traded for an elite pitching prospect. Best free agent signing in Mets history and I don't think it's even debatable.
The scary thing with the money is not Lindor in isolation... It's moreso: how do you look Nimmo and McNeil in the eye and say Lindor is worth triple what their worth? That's what scares me as we negotiate their next deals...
This is a very silly way of thinking multimillion dollar business negotiations.
and i've long been a believer in the comp to beltran generally.
but remember Beltran's 2 big years with the mets were when they had great lineups around him (specifically Delgado and Wright protecting). In 2006-2007 they averaged 5 runs per game.
even with the DH this team is only at 4.3 right now.
the hole in this lineup is only having 1 Alonso. they need another big bat behind him.
i was also a big gimenez fan and it's good to see him breaking out in cleveland. in terms of ROI that trade may not end up looking great on the financial side since lindor cost so much but i still don't have an issue with it - the mets paid for a 3-4 fwar floor and that's what they are getting.
at some point you have to think we will see the ceiling too - and honestly if not for the dead balls we may have seen it this whole year. imo getting a true #5 hitter would help the entire offense a lot.
The scary thing with the money is not Lindor in isolation... It's moreso: how do you look Nimmo and McNeil in the eye and say Lindor is worth triple what their worth? That's what scares me as we negotiate their next deals...
This is a very silly way of thinking multimillion dollar business negotiations.
?? Please expand...
If I'm Nimmo I'm going to the Mets and saying "pay me more than Lindor, I'm the better player"...
The scary thing with the money is not Lindor in isolation... It's moreso: how do you look Nimmo and McNeil in the eye and say Lindor is worth triple what their worth? That's what scares me as we negotiate their next deals...
This is a very silly way of thinking multimillion dollar business negotiations.
?? Please expand...
If I'm Nimmo I'm going to the Mets and saying "pay me more than Lindor, I'm the better player"...
Granted I am not saying either side is using those words, I hope you can deduce that from my commentary..
In reality:
But why would Nimmo not ask for a 10 year $350M contract when using his teammate as a benchmark?
And when the Mets counter with 6 years $120M, they are "saying" that Lindor is worth 2-3X... thats tough
Moze the comp for UFAs is against other players at their position
so Nimmo's pitch to the mets and any other team is against Starling Marte, George Springer, Byron Buxton, and other outfielders who do what he does.
that's how the mets and every other team are going to value players.
Nimmo doesn't play SS so it's not relevant.
He's also never showed the track record of staying healthy for a full year,
and he hasn't been top 10 the MVP voting once let alone 4 or 5 years in a row.
I wouldn't give him the Springer contract but i would give him a buxton/marte contract in a heartbeat. that's the question though, it's completely separate from Lindor.
And Boras will have a book showing why he's more valuable
Yes Lindor plays a valuable position, I'm just pointing out their is a strange dynamic when your highest paid player is arguably only the 4th or 5th best player on the team
And Boras will have a book showing why he's more valuable
Yes Lindor plays a valuable position, I'm just pointing out their is a strange dynamic when your highest paid player is arguably only the 4th or 5th best player on the team
lets see where the season ends last year he was the most valuable player on the team because of his defense at SS. and Nimmo missed almost half the year like he usually does.
let's also remember it was about 14 months ago that Boras was turning down 100m for conforto because he thought he was worth springer money.
the FA's who get the real big deals usually have a history of 3-4-5 all star level seasons. and usually not the ones who have track records of missing as much time as nimmo has.
As long as Mets keep increasing the talent level on the team through spending and development, I'm happy.
And I do like Lindor and I'm happy he's a Met.. I've just reset my expectations (ie. great player, not top 10 player in baseball)
i think this is right. i do think he may put up 1 or 2 years where he is, but overall he's not on that true MVP level every year.
the positive is that his defense at SS and what we've seen of his offense so far is a solid floor. he is a building block. alonso is a building block. i think mcneil is too, and nimmo would be if not for the injury questions.
A lefty middle of the order bat to hit behind Alonso is the biggest hole i see with the every day lineup right now. Winker would make a ton of sense as a target since he's only got 1 more year after this one, and i think you can hope Baty or Vientos takes over that role longer term.
can someone tell me why the f*cking baseball changes just about every year? The game's been around for 150 f*cking years and they don't have a set formula or manufacturing procedure yet?
The NFL doesn't change the football, NBA doesn't change the basketball. Why does MLB change the freaking baseball about every year?
Did Colonel Sanders change the recipe of his KFC every year? WTF.
and the way they're made are different from footballs and basketballs, but it seems like the league is intentionally altering the balls and/or not even trying to have a standard product from one year to the next.
can someone tell me why the f*cking baseball changes just about every year? The game's been around for 150 f*cking years and they don't have a set formula or manufacturing procedure yet?
The NFL doesn't change the football, NBA doesn't change the basketball. Why does MLB change the freaking baseball about every year?
Did Colonel Sanders change the recipe of his KFC every year? WTF.
Nature of the handmade ball and the game's physics I suppose.. I think there have been changes made to the basketball and football over the years but it's just not as apparent since it's what the human hands are doing with it vs the physical interaction of bat on ball..
and the way they're made are different from footballs and basketballs, but it seems like the league is intentionally altering the balls and/or not even trying to have a standard product from one year to the next.
Oh I agree its super annoying... you can tell the players are annoyed as well.
now seen it all. Somebody on twitter arguing against adding Juan Soto because the Mets are "set" in the OF. Wow.
lol. Almost 3 years on the contract. I can't imagine he is available until next year at the earliest. Can't imagine what he would cost in trade. Nationals would be foolish to let him go for nothing.
Brandon Nimmo, CF
Mark Canha, RF
Francisco Lindor, SS
Pete Alonso, 1B
Jeff McNeil, LF
Eduardo Escobar, 3B
Dominic Smith, DH
Luis Guillorme, 2B
Patrick Mazeika, C
Cardinals Lineup
Brendan Donovan, 2B
Paul Goldschmidt, 1B
Nolan Arenado, 3B
Juan Yepez, RF
Corey Dickerson, LF
Dylan Carlson, CF
Albert Pujols, DH
Yadier Molina, C
Edmundo Sosa, SS
That he was saying “ it tightened up “ teferring to lower back … seems like he would have already told them it was getting tight given how he handled it … hopefully just spasms
That he was saying “ it tightened up “ teferring to lower back … seems like he would have already told them it was getting tight given how he handled it … hopefully just spasms
Or oblique …. Ugh I hope not
capone any chance the M's shop winker at the deadline?
If they are out if it he could be had for sure … they gave up a pretty good LHP prospect ( 90-100 guy) and another pretty good prospect ( connor Phillips) and they took on Suarez $ so it will cost to get 1.5yrs of control of Winker who has top 10 Ops For LHH the last 2 years (940) been very unlucky this year Xba is like +100 over actual highest in mlb until recently
Robby Snelling HS LHP Reno Nevada … moving money around to pay his number in round 2?
Assumes someone else won’t pay more of course
He’s a beast BTW and ++ makeup some relived risk I guess … but he was gonna compete for QB and Friday night pitcher at Stanford and switched to LSU pitcher only
"I don’t think this is a major strain," he said. "Like I said, I was kind of tight and then all of a sudden it went, but I don’t feel like I really ripped it, to kind of say it. It just got worse.
"Hopefully I got out of there quick enough to prevent a major injury here, because I know obliques and intercostals, those things can be nasty. Hopefully I avoided a serious injury." Link - ( New Window )
RE: Thanks for insight Capone - I am always curious
How much agents are able to dictate where their clients go in the mlb draft (especially HS ones)
Happens all the time a kid like snelling may really want $2.0m but he floats $2.5 to see who is reallly interested .. it’s all bullshit only 10 days in but when you see amateur scouting directors , asst GM or even gm’s at games it’s a tell for sure sometimes they really try and hide all the good scouts keep track of traffic
Speaking of... Dark Knight gets whacked...
Harvey Suspended 60 Games for Distributing Oxy - ( New Window )
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-Tommy Hunter assigned to Syracuse. If his back is okay he could provided some decent MR depth
What do you mean unlike Syndergard? What does he beat his wife or something?
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Isn’t very good and I never was a huge fan but unlike Syndergaard he’s a legit great dude. Tons of charity etc. People got so upset he spurned the Mets. We got lucky he did
What do you mean unlike Syndergard? What does he beat his wife or something?
Syndergaard trolled the Mets saying their no-hitter wasn’t real. He’s also done some other less than “kind” stuff in the past. Tweeted a picture of a homeless man in SF mocking him and then deleted it when people dumped on him.
Syndergaard trolled the Mets saying their no-hitter wasn’t real. He’s also done some other less than “kind” stuff in the past. Tweeted a picture of a homeless man in SF mocking him and then deleted it when people dumped on him.
That's nothing.
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Syndergaard trolled the Mets saying their no-hitter wasn’t real. He’s also done some other less than “kind” stuff in the past. Tweeted a picture of a homeless man in SF mocking him and then deleted it when people dumped on him.
That's nothing.
Cool. So making fun of homeless people and randomly knocking players after an accomplishment shows signs of being a great guy. Got it
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Syndergaard trolled the Mets saying their no-hitter wasn’t real. He’s also done some other less than “kind” stuff in the past. Tweeted a picture of a homeless man in SF mocking him and then deleted it when people dumped on him.
That's nothing.
Cool. So making fun of homeless people and randomly knocking players after an accomplishment shows signs of being a great guy. Got it
Am I missing something or is he just saying "let's get out of this dump" by showing the pic? THat is what I gathered from it. Yea and homeless people defecating on a sidewalk and having their butt exposed is a " yea let's get the heck out of here".
And yea throwing a no hitter with like multiple pitchers is not the same thing in the traditional sense of what "no hitter " means. Big deal.
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Syndergaard trolled the Mets saying their no-hitter wasn’t real. He’s also done some other less than “kind” stuff in the past. Tweeted a picture of a homeless man in SF mocking him and then deleted it when people dumped on him.
That's nothing.
Cool. So making fun of homeless people and randomly knocking players after an accomplishment shows signs of being a great guy. Got it
Am I missing something or is he just saying "let's get out of this dump" by showing the pic? THat is what I gathered from it. Yea and homeless people defecating on a sidewalk and having their butt exposed is a " yea let's get the heck out of here".
And yea throwing a no hitter with like multiple pitchers is not the same thing in the traditional sense of what "no hitter " means. Big deal.
You're making it out to be some low taste move but, maybe he is just keeping things honest and keeping up standards. No hitter is the one pitcher 95% of the time. Maybe I am wrong and he is disgruntled and looking to take a shot. My understanding is the mets didn't counter and he was kinda pissed. Was he looking for more money and the Mets called his bluff and to save face he left?
Maybe I am wrong or maybe a have fond mets memories of thor.
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He had some very good years in the minors. Surprising the Phillies and Pirates both let him go
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Was once a pretty high level prospect. Just hasn’t panned out. Mostly a SP
He had some very good years in the minors. Surprising the Phillies and Pirates both let him go
Yeah. He clearly has big league stuff. Will he be successful? No clue but you can see it’s quality
tie game bitches. Fuck yea!
Nice to have the bounce back after losses but hopefully Mets can string together a few wins at some point here..
Hope Nimmo is ok.
Good player, but boy, far cry from a superstar.
34 million a year....
The expectations just can't be for him to be peak Carlos Beltran or peak Jose Reyes or peak David Wright...
The scary thing with the money is not Lindor in isolation... It's moreso: how do you look Nimmo and McNeil in the eye and say Lindor is worth triple what their worth? That's what scares me as we negotiate their next deals...
The expectations just can't be for him to be peak Carlos Beltran or peak Jose Reyes or peak David Wright...
The scary thing with the money is not Lindor in isolation... It's moreso: how do you look Nimmo and McNeil in the eye and say Lindor is worth triple what their worth? That's what scares me as we negotiate their next deals... [/quote]
This is a really good point. "Well, when we got him, we thought he'd be a superstar...turns out we over paid him" won't cut it.
As fondly as we all look back at Beltran. Keep in mind he only had two "great" seasons here, and three very disappointing ones. And the most memorable clutch Mets AB of all time - but for the wrong reasons.
Best part is - Beltran indirectly helped lead to Lindor. Beltran ->Wheeler ->Greene ->Lindor.
Has he lived up to expectations yet - obviously not. Offensively at least. But this isn't exactly Jason Bay territory.
He's been a four win player. In FA - you pay about $8-$9mm per war. So, he has been roughly 'fair' value.
He's struggled offensively - still a top five SS in the game. Far better than Rosario or Gimenez. The Mets are better team with hi than without him.
Imagine what happens when he hits the way he should?
As fondly as we all look back at Beltran. Keep in mind he only had two "great" seasons here, and three very disappointing ones. And the most memorable clutch Mets AB of all time - but for the wrong reasons.
Best part is - Beltran indirectly helped lead to Lindor. Beltran ->Wheeler ->Greene ->Lindor.
Has he lived up to expectations yet - obviously not. Offensively at least. But this isn't exactly Jason Bay territory.
He's been a four win player. In FA - you pay about $8-$9mm per war. So, he has been roughly 'fair' value.
He's struggled offensively - still a top five SS in the game. Far better than Rosario or Gimenez. The Mets are better team with hi than without him.
Imagine what happens when he hits the way he should?
Yes.. when he hits the way he should, Mets get off to an 18-8 start and have now gone 6-6 since he's cooled off...
Mets are better with him... but some (me included) were hyped into thinking he was a top 10 PLAYER in baseball, not a top 5 SS...
Also, don't look now but Gimenez is absolutely outplaying Lindor so far this year...
He had a bad first year then absolutely mashed while playing GG caliber CF until he was traded for an elite pitching prospect. Best free agent signing in Mets history and I don't think it's even debatable.
This is a very silly way of thinking multimillion dollar business negotiations.
but remember Beltran's 2 big years with the mets were when they had great lineups around him (specifically Delgado and Wright protecting). In 2006-2007 they averaged 5 runs per game.
even with the DH this team is only at 4.3 right now.
the hole in this lineup is only having 1 Alonso. they need another big bat behind him.
i was also a big gimenez fan and it's good to see him breaking out in cleveland. in terms of ROI that trade may not end up looking great on the financial side since lindor cost so much but i still don't have an issue with it - the mets paid for a 3-4 fwar floor and that's what they are getting.
at some point you have to think we will see the ceiling too - and honestly if not for the dead balls we may have seen it this whole year. imo getting a true #5 hitter would help the entire offense a lot.
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The scary thing with the money is not Lindor in isolation... It's moreso: how do you look Nimmo and McNeil in the eye and say Lindor is worth triple what their worth? That's what scares me as we negotiate their next deals...
This is a very silly way of thinking multimillion dollar business negotiations.
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If I'm Nimmo I'm going to the Mets and saying "pay me more than Lindor, I'm the better player"...
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The scary thing with the money is not Lindor in isolation... It's moreso: how do you look Nimmo and McNeil in the eye and say Lindor is worth triple what their worth? That's what scares me as we negotiate their next deals...
This is a very silly way of thinking multimillion dollar business negotiations.
?? Please expand...
If I'm Nimmo I'm going to the Mets and saying "pay me more than Lindor, I'm the better player"...
Granted I am not saying either side is using those words, I hope you can deduce that from my commentary..
In reality:
But why would Nimmo not ask for a 10 year $350M contract when using his teammate as a benchmark?
And when the Mets counter with 6 years $120M, they are "saying" that Lindor is worth 2-3X... thats tough
that's how the mets and every other team are going to value players.
Nimmo doesn't play SS so it's not relevant.
He's also never showed the track record of staying healthy for a full year,
and he hasn't been top 10 the MVP voting once let alone 4 or 5 years in a row.
I wouldn't give him the Springer contract but i would give him a buxton/marte contract in a heartbeat. that's the question though, it's completely separate from Lindor.
And Boras will have a book showing why he's more valuable
Yes Lindor plays a valuable position, I'm just pointing out their is a strange dynamic when your highest paid player is arguably only the 4th or 5th best player on the team
And Boras will have a book showing why he's more valuable
Yes Lindor plays a valuable position, I'm just pointing out their is a strange dynamic when your highest paid player is arguably only the 4th or 5th best player on the team
lets see where the season ends last year he was the most valuable player on the team because of his defense at SS. and Nimmo missed almost half the year like he usually does.
let's also remember it was about 14 months ago that Boras was turning down 100m for conforto because he thought he was worth springer money.
the FA's who get the real big deals usually have a history of 3-4-5 all star level seasons. and usually not the ones who have track records of missing as much time as nimmo has.
As long as Mets keep increasing the talent level on the team through spending and development, I'm happy.
And I do like Lindor and I'm happy he's a Met.. I've just reset my expectations (ie. great player, not top 10 player in baseball)
As long as Mets keep increasing the talent level on the team through spending and development, I'm happy.
And I do like Lindor and I'm happy he's a Met.. I've just reset my expectations (ie. great player, not top 10 player in baseball)
i think this is right. i do think he may put up 1 or 2 years where he is, but overall he's not on that true MVP level every year.
the positive is that his defense at SS and what we've seen of his offense so far is a solid floor. he is a building block. alonso is a building block. i think mcneil is too, and nimmo would be if not for the injury questions.
A lefty middle of the order bat to hit behind Alonso is the biggest hole i see with the every day lineup right now. Winker would make a ton of sense as a target since he's only got 1 more year after this one, and i think you can hope Baty or Vientos takes over that role longer term.
He's energetic, great work ethic and does not carry a pre-madonna image which happens often with players in NY.
He's also shown to be a healthy player so far
He also has handled media criticism well and above all his teammates seem to love him and that goes for Buck as well.
I think part of that 400 mill contract carries that value as well.
Not even close to a 34 million dollar player so far. Plenty of time to turn it around, but a huge overpay so far
The NFL doesn't change the football, NBA doesn't change the basketball. Why does MLB change the freaking baseball about every year?
Did Colonel Sanders change the recipe of his KFC every year? WTF.
The NFL doesn't change the football, NBA doesn't change the basketball. Why does MLB change the freaking baseball about every year?
Did Colonel Sanders change the recipe of his KFC every year? WTF.
Nature of the handmade ball and the game's physics I suppose.. I think there have been changes made to the basketball and football over the years but it's just not as apparent since it's what the human hands are doing with it vs the physical interaction of bat on ball..
Oh I agree its super annoying... you can tell the players are annoyed as well.
lol. Almost 3 years on the contract. I can't imagine he is available until next year at the earliest. Can't imagine what he would cost in trade. Nationals would be foolish to let him go for nothing.
Ugh, Im done with Dom. Get him off the team.
Brandon Nimmo, CF
Mark Canha, RF
Francisco Lindor, SS
Pete Alonso, 1B
Jeff McNeil, LF
Eduardo Escobar, 3B
Dominic Smith, DH
Luis Guillorme, 2B
Patrick Mazeika, C
Cardinals Lineup
Brendan Donovan, 2B
Paul Goldschmidt, 1B
Nolan Arenado, 3B
Juan Yepez, RF
Corey Dickerson, LF
Dylan Carlson, CF
Albert Pujols, DH
Yadier Molina, C
Edmundo Sosa, SS
Yeah agreed
I’ll see myself out.
Can we never have nice things?
Rangers blew it, Scherzer hurt...ugh
Bassitt
Walker
Carrasco
Megill
Petersen
Williams
Degrom
? Who else?
Or oblique …. Ugh I hope not
If they are out if it he could be had for sure … they gave up a pretty good LHP prospect ( 90-100 guy) and another pretty good prospect ( connor Phillips) and they took on Suarez $ so it will cost to get 1.5yrs of control of Winker who has top 10 Ops For LHH the last 2 years (940) been very unlucky this year Xba is like +100 over actual highest in mlb until recently
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Max Scherzer update: left side discomfort, the Mets say. He'll get medical imaging done tomorrow.
Assumes someone else won’t pay more of course
Assumes someone else won’t pay more of course
He’s a beast BTW and ++ makeup some relived risk I guess … but he was gonna compete for QB and Friday night pitcher at Stanford and switched to LSU pitcher only
"Hopefully I got out of there quick enough to prevent a major injury here, because I know obliques and intercostals, those things can be nasty. Hopefully I avoided a serious injury."
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Happens all the time a kid like snelling may really want $2.0m but he floats $2.5 to see who is reallly interested .. it’s all bullshit only 10 days in but when you see amateur scouting directors , asst GM or even gm’s at games it’s a tell for sure sometimes they really try and hide all the good scouts keep track of traffic
Bassit tomorrow, Carrasco Friday, Peterson Saturday, Walker Sunday, TBA Monday at SF in Scherzer's spot
Bassit tomorrow, Carrasco Friday, Peterson Saturday, Walker Sunday, TBA Monday at SF in Scherzer's spot
TBA would be Williams, no?