SNY TV Nov 12, 2019
Brodie Van Wagenen explains why Mets trading Michael Conforto is unlikely
Asked on Monday at the GM meetings whether he would put Michael Conforto on a list of basically untouchable players along with Noah Syndergaard and Edwin Diaz, Van Wagenen indicated that he would.
New York Post Nov 6, 2019
Mets must resist imminent Noah Syndergaard trade temptation
Don’t tempt fate. Learn from it. Finally, Mets. Five weeks ago Brodie Van Wagenen vowed not to trade Noah Syndergaard. With the GM meetings beginning next week in Scottsdale, Ariz. he will be tempted by offers from other needy teams for the big right-hander. Remember, Brodie loves the big splash. Don’t give into temptation. Keep...
Amazin Avenue Nov 5, 2019
Let’s find the Mets a starting pitcher, Part 1
Geoff Burke-USA TODAY Sports We begin our review of the free agent options who could help the Mets fill their rotation. With free agency officially underway, the Mets have an opportunity to improve upon a relatively positive 2019 season that saw them turn in their first winning record since 2016—and just the third winning season out of their past eleven. The team has several areas of need, but let’s start with a glaringly obvious one: starting pitching. Right now, the Mets have four-fifths of a good major league rotation with Jacob deGrom, Noah Syndergaard, Marcus Stroman, and Steven...
Rising Apple Oct 19, 2019
Mets Exit Interview: Noah Syndergaard’s 2019 raises more questions
New York Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard left many of us wondering how far he can take his game. We look back at his 2019 season and ahead to his 2020 campaign. Noah Syndergaard’s 2019 season was a roller coaster ride in many ways. His fifth year with the New York Mets included stretches of total […] Mets Exit Interview: Noah Syndergaard’s 2019 raises more questions - Rising Apple - Rising Apple - A New York Mets Blog Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
SNY TV Oct 14, 2019
Here's what Mets' arbitration-eligible players are projected to make in 2020
The Mets have nine arbitration-eligible players this offseason, with Noah Syndergaard, Michael Conforto, and Edwin Diaz the biggest names in that group.
