Tobi Stoner spent time at both Single-A St. Lucie and Double-A Binghamton this year combining to post a 5-11 record and a 3.64 ERA in 131 innings.
Sent to the Arizona Fall League, Stoner has been lights out.
A 16th round pick of the Mets in 2006 the 6′2″ right hander from Oakland Maryland projects to be [...]
Known maybe more for his beard then his on field performances the much acclaimed if not legendary king of 80’s baseball cards is expected to be named the new bench coach of the New York Mets following Tuesdays departure of manager Willie Randolph.
Randolf will be replaced at the helm by former Chicago White Sox manager [...]
Steven Register has cleared waivers as the New York Mets attempt to work out a trade with the Colorado Rockies that would allow the team to keep the middle reliever and place him in the minors.
Register who was drafted by the Rockies in 2004 was selected by the Mets in the minor league portion of [...]
This is one tough task but I’ve decided to try and fine a reason to like each of the 30 teams in major league baseball. Now some were easier to find then others and while some will disagree for the reasoning I’ve done my best I think.
I hope to continue this series by creating a [...]
Citing the desire to stay home in California with his family, former All Star right fielder Shawn Green has announced his retirement to the New York Post.
Green had a bit of a resurgence last season hitting .291/.352/.430 while playing with the Mets. Claiming that six or seven teams were interested in him but none close [...]
The New York Mets are the team to beat in the National League but that hasn’t stopped them from taking a look at a few non roster invitees this spring.
The guy with the most experience on the list is Ricardo Rincon, who was unheralded in the Cleveland Indians pen for many years and now seems [...]