Monthly Archives: February 2019

For the last several weeks we have been methodically moving through the Mets non-roster invitee list alphabetically by position and we are finally at the last one (unless the Mets make another signing which is totally possible but will ruin … Continue reading →

The Robinson Cano with Edwin Diaz trade to open the off-season set the tone for what BWV was going to do. While some of his moves (JD Davis) still are head scratchers, BWV had no problem overturning over 20% of … Continue reading →

Baseball box scores come back in our lives today! The Mets kick off spring training this afternoon by hosting the Braves in St. Lucie. The more notable starting pitchers on the club will start seeing the mound tomorrow, today the … Continue reading →

Today we round out the outfield depth signings the Mets made this off-season with Rymer Liriano, the youngest between him, Blanco and Rajai Davis and the one with the least amount of major league experience. Rymer Liriano was drafted by … Continue reading →

Today we wrap up our projections review of catchers on the 40 man with the actual starting catcher for the 2019 Mets – Wilson Ramos! The last two days we’ve looked at d’Arnaud and Nido. The former will be competing … Continue reading →

Since around 2014/2015 it felt like the Mets were on a collision course with Rajai Davis. Around then he was just a slightly below average hitter, meaning that he was serviceable to run out in the outfield. He played a … Continue reading →

Day 2 of our look at projections for Mets players for the 2019 season! Yesterday we kicked things off with d’Arnaud and we continue with catchers on the 40-man with Tomas Nido, who right now looks to have the least … Continue reading →

The Mets signed Gregor Blanco back on 12/21 and it was a clear sign that the Mets were not going to hobble a major league roster together but they were going to methodically build a minor league system with depth … Continue reading →

It’s that time of the year again! Conglomerate Projections! In years past we have used up 10 different projections, averaged them together (no matter how mathematically dubious of an idea that was) to make a single projection line for each … Continue reading →

The Mets welcome back an old friend, a former future second-basemen in Dilson Herrera to spring. The Mets famously didn’t pursue Daniel Murphy after the National League Champions 2015 Mets also had Dilson Herrera on the roster, but then traded … Continue reading →