Mets News and Morning Links - 3/8/2022

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Good Morning.  Happy Birthday Jake Mangum. Lockout Day 97.  Ernest Dove interviews Trey Cobb, Corey Oswalt goes to San Fran, and another MLB deadline day to save the season.

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Mike Puma Baseball America Mets' Jake Mangum Benefits From New Approach: "Last season, Mangum hit .285/.337/.454 with nine home runs and 14 stolen bases in 84 games combined for High-A Brooklyn and Double-A Binghamton. He placed more emphasis on driving the ball."




Mets360: Understanding the Mets’ official press pins as collector’s items. (Subscription required)

Rising Apple: The best Mets trade with the Padres. - The Kevin McReynolds trade is suggested.

Mets Daddy: MLB Killing Game With Rule Changes More Than Lockout "...Manfred wants the ability to implement more rule changes in 2023 and beyond with a 45 day notice to the players. You can only imagine what flat out dumb ideas Manfred will come up with to further ruin the game."

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  • Johneshwy Fargas Returns To Mets Organization
  • Mets Top Prospects for 2022: No. 11 Jose Butto - "As it stands now, with 40 man major league rosters locked out by the owners, Jose Butto will turn 24-years-old later this month and be unable to participate in minor league or major league training camp. While this temporary stagnation in the young hurler’s development is anything but ideal, the Mets are extremely pleased with how steadily Butto has risen through the ranks and is now banging on the door of the big leagues."

Yesterday's Mets in the Morning featured an interview with new Mets Front Office Official - Liz Benn.












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New York Mets released Gene Woodling on March 8, 1963.

New York Mets signed free agent Brian Daubach on March 8, 2005

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1966

Before an intrasquad contest in St. Petersburg in a pregame ceremony, the Mets announce the election of their former manager Casey Stengel to the Hall of Fame. The 75 year-old 'Old Perfessor' benefitted from a new rule by the Baseball Writers Committee on Veterans that makes any manager, umpire, or executive past the age of 65 eligible to be elected to the Hall of Fame six months after retiring, bypassing the traditional five-year wait rule for players.

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1966 - The Hall of Fame Special Veterans Committee waives one of its election rules and selects manager Casey Stengel as the newest member of the Hall. Stengel managed the New York Mets for much of the 1965 season before falling and breaking his hip. The injury ended the elderly Stengel's career. Given his age, the Veterans Committee decides to make him immediately eligible for Cooperstown.

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