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Jacob deGrom’s movements between pitches Friday might be scrutinized more than usual, after a video went viral in recent days of the Mets right-hander going to his belt before a pitch and touching...
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The Mets came out in unanimous support of Jacob deGrom on Twitter.
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The one position the Mets clearly had to upgrade from last season is still a work in progress.
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Tomas Nido’s bat returned him to the Mets lineup Tuesday, and that weapon of choice may keep him there.
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If Francisco Lindor and Jeff McNeil made up a rodent story to cover up an argument, teammates likely are not going to rat them out.
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You’ll be pleased to know that the Mets discovered their winning formula Wednesday night at Busch Stadium.
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PORT ST. LUCIE – The Mets have evaluated several catchers in camp this spring, but aren’t necessarily comfortable with their depth at the position.
It has left team officials on the lookout for
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The Mets are focused on trying to upgrade their catching before the trade deadline expires Monday at 4 p.m. They have, for example, talked to the Angels about Jason Castro. But there are multiple catchers available in the market, including Boston’s Christian Vazquez. The Mets view catching as the one position that they could upgrade, …
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The Mets returned to Citi Field on Tuesday to play baseball again after a five-day COVID-19 scare, but did so with two players and two coaches missing. Catcher Tomas Nido, infielder Andres Gimenez, third base coach Gary Disarcina and bench coach Hensley Meulens were not on site for “undisclosed reasons,” manager Luis Rojas said. The …
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The Mets turned to the bench for their catcher Thursday and ended up with Johnny Bench. Tomas Nido barely hit enough to stay in the major leagues last season, but a winter spent working with a private swing instructor may have been the best $25,000 the Mets backup catcher ever spent. Nido smashed two home …