Good Morning. Happy Birthday Jeremy Hefner. Carlos Carrasco has elbow soreness, Mets finalize non-arb player deals and practice winning the WS.
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Mets travel to West Palm Beach to take on the Astros tonight at 6:05. Jacob deGrom on the mound for the Mets.
Mets.com:
Carrasco's sore elbow not 'too concerning'.
NY
Post: Carlos Carrasco in danger of missing start of Mets season. “After
throwing live batting practice Monday, the Mets right-hander informed team
officials of elbow soreness, and he will be shut down from throwing for “a few
days,” according to manager Luis Rojas. Carrasco still has not appeared in a
Grapefruit League game this spring. Rojas said Carrasco told him such
discomfort isn’t new for him — he had experienced it in spring training during
his Cleveland tenure.
Luis Rojas says Carlos Carrasco has been experiencing some soreness in his elbow:
— SNY (@SNYtv) March 10, 2021
"We expect him to be back maybe by the end of next week, facing live batters" pic.twitter.com/Iy9e4AF0A4
Re: Cookie
— Mack (@JohnMackinAde) March 10, 2021
Shutdowns always tend to last more than the initial report.
Add to that his late arrival to camp...
I see opening day rotation:
Jake. Stro. Walker. Peterson. Lucchese
Newsday:
Mets now know what it feels like to win Game 7 of the World Series after '27
Outs' drill. “The drill consists of
coaches hitting the ball to a fully-manned defense and the defense recording 27
"outs" without making an error…the Mets were up to the task and were
rewarded after 26 outs with a yelled-out call to make the last one the final
out of the seventh game of the World Series. And to celebrate.”
The Mets completed defensive drills and pretend like they won Game 7 of the World Series 🤣🔊 pic.twitter.com/vazIkWa8yi
— SNY (@SNYtv) March 10, 2021
Luis Rojas on the Mets celebrating like they won the World Series after a fielding drill today:
— SNY (@SNYtv) March 10, 2021
"The guys wanted to make it a little bit more intense, which I love by the way. We played the 27-out game...without making an error you gotta get 27 outs" pic.twitter.com/NhapKSaXJF
Dom Smith on the Mets celebrating like they won the World Series after a fielding drill:
— SNY (@SNYtv) March 10, 2021
"I believe in putting great things and positive things into the universe and I feel like it's more likely to happen" pic.twitter.com/t204ML81FY
MLB.com:
Mets agree to terms with 15 players, renew 2 players. “The Mets renewed the
contracts of infielder Pete Alonso and infielder Jeff McNeil”.
NY
Post: Mets’ Pete Alonso and Jeff McNeil won’t get money they asked for. “Alonso and McNeil, who are not yet
arbitration-eligible, have zero leverage in negotiations, but can seek any
financial arrangement…Alonso and McNeil will be arbitration-eligible for the
first time after this season.”
Mets.com:
Florida school gets major gift from Lindor. “The Mets shortstop donated $1
million toward the construction of the state-of-the-art building, which will
serve 203 middle school students. He also established the Francisco Lindor Scholarship Fund, which
will provide selected current and prospective students with financial
assistance to attend the Academy.”
Montverde Academy, Francisco Lindor's old school, will now have a Lindor Hall:
— SNY (@SNYtv) March 10, 2021
"This is an honor, a privilege...I'm looking forward to seeing all the students go through it" pic.twitter.com/UctbyKfK6P
Mike’s
Mets: The Bullpen Is Still a Work in Progress.
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Miles from Shea: Get To Know A 2021 Non-Roster Invitee: Wilfredo
Tovar.
90 Percent Mets:
2021 Mets X-Factor #1. Dancehall General looks at J.D. Davis and the lack of the DH
in the National League.
Jacob
Resnick SNY.TV: How close are Mets' top prospects to Queens? Predicting where 9
key minor leaguers will begin 2021. Thomas Szapucki and Khalil Lee - Syracuse; Matthew Allan, Mark Vientos; and Ronny Mauricio – Brooklyn; J.T. Ginn, and Pete Crow-Armstrong – Gulf Coast Mets; Francisco Alvarez; and Brett Baty - St. Lucie;
I think missing last year to the pandemic
may push some of these prospects forward.
Mauricio and Vientos could be in Binghamton.
Here is Mack’s take:
I asked the question so here's my answer.
— Mack (@JohnMackinAde) March 9, 2021
Play Mauricio in AAA this year split at SS and 3B.
Give him first shot at third.
If works, work out nnew positions or trade locations for Baty and Vientos.
Ronny is the NUMBER ONE PROSPECT in this org.
"Yeah for sure, I think about it. But at the same time, it's not gonna take away from my goals of reaching the major leagues."
— SNY (@SNYtv) March 10, 2021
Ronny Mauricio would be willing to move from shortstop if needed when he gets to the majors https://t.co/gvsm7GY6oc pic.twitter.com/Z4AShW9AOe
Since leaving our shores, Blue Sox and ABL Defensive Player of the year Manny Rodriguez has been working!! #RiseTogether pic.twitter.com/YzrKSoUddm
— Sydney Blue Sox (@SydneyBlueSox) March 11, 2021
"All the raw stuff to be a #1 type is there" - @AnthonyMcCarron
— SNY (@SNYtv) March 11, 2021
On BNNY presented by Tri-State @Cadillac, we take a closer look at Mets top prospect Matt Allan https://t.co/BeB3Ahkc4U pic.twitter.com/JXGUpZd6xx
Is Luis Rojas "trying out" for Sandy Alderson & Steve Cohen in 2021?@martinonyc & @DougWilliamsSNY discuss it in the latest episode of Shea Anything! https://t.co/h03PRBmGlJ
— SNY (@SNYtv) March 11, 2021
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— SNY (@SNYtv) March 11, 2021
Pete Alonso makes his Season 2 debut.
➡️ @insomniacookies pic.twitter.com/BdSTG2ycBC
MLB
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AP Sports: Gambler pleads guilty to threatening Tamp By Players.
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Masterful Matz 🔥
— Toronto Blue Jays (@BlueJays) March 9, 2021
His Spring: 6Ks, 0.00 ERA pic.twitter.com/4ZSZAbVFYl
Some of yesterday's Spring Training Highlights:
"I'm predicting a grand slam right here."
— MLB Pipeline (@MLBPipeline) March 11, 2021
Right on cue, Bobby Dalbec delivered. pic.twitter.com/c9b3GCwvpW
Trevor Rogers racked up 5⃣ strikeouts tonight for the #Marlins. pic.twitter.com/piLF9sRSJL
— MLB Pipeline (@MLBPipeline) March 11, 2021
117.3 mph?!?#Padres prospect Joshua Mears has Major League power: https://t.co/JbrCoBs1Uq pic.twitter.com/0jnu9bqdKy
— MLB Pipeline (@MLBPipeline) March 11, 2021
Five (5) Ks for Austin Gomber. That'll play! 🔥 pic.twitter.com/seKH6GGvcW
— Colorado Rockies (@Rockies) March 10, 2021
“This year, he is having fun, consistent at-bats." #Pirates manager Derek Shelton on Jared Oliva, who just went yard against the Yankees: https://t.co/FTZGGTdYl3 pic.twitter.com/ZDMumzoLEC
— MLB Pipeline (@MLBPipeline) March 11, 2021
B💣 Naylor doing some yard work. pic.twitter.com/anfXe89NB0
— MLB Pipeline (@MLBPipeline) March 10, 2021
Colton Welker's hot spring continued with this dinger. The #Rockies prospect now has hits in 7 of 9 games. pic.twitter.com/7EKRocRN5a
— MLB Pipeline (@MLBPipeline) March 10, 2021
#Rays' Vidal Bruján making it look easy. pic.twitter.com/3AmkeBSvKi
— MLB Pipeline (@MLBPipeline) March 10, 2021
Here is yesterday's Spring Training Scoreboard.
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SportsSpyder:
Today
in Mets History Per
Ultimatemets.com:
Born on this date:
- Dock Ellis (1945)
- Steve Reed (1965)
- Bobby Abreu (1974)
- Jeremy Hefner (1986)
Transactions:
New York Mets signed free agent Michael
O'Connor on March 11, 2010
2001 |
Preston
Wilson, the franchise's first 30-30 player, signs a $32 million five-year
contract with Florida. The 26 year-old Marlin center fielder, who is the
stepson and nephew of former major leaguer Mookie Wilson, was obtained from
the Mets in the Mike Piazza deal in 1998. |
Mack’s
Blast From The Past comes from 3-11-12 – Mack The Keepers - #14 - OF
– Cesar
Puello.
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