Tylor Megill and assorted Mets pitchers to make at least 18 starts in a season

It’s been an interesting ride so far for Tylor Megill. He went from being a mid-round draft pick to a sleeper prospect to making 18 starts for the Mets last season despite pitching only one game above A-ball prior to 2021. He had some good moments for the Mets last year but the biggest thing [...]

Ben Zauzmer becomes Mets’ third current Assistant General Manager

There’s been recent news in Mets-land, as the club promoted Ben Zauzmer to Assistant General Manager (AGM). Zauzmer joined the Mets last year, hired away from the Dodgers to become the Mets’ Director of Baseball Analytics. Zauzmer becomes the club’s third AGM, joining Ian Levin and Bryn Alderson. On the front office org chart at [...]

The Mets are finally getting things right…probably

Hello, Mets360 readers! It’s the holiday season, and the cynicism seared into our psyches as Mets fans should be shooed away and replaced with a little bit of that baseball-related hope usually reserved for Spring Training. ‘Tis the season to be jolly, if you hadn’t heard, and in Metsland there’s little more that fans could [...]

Buck Showalter and the importance of defense

In corporate leadership speak, the bus driver is the one with vision, leading the charge. One of the most critical keys to success is making sure everyone is in the right seat. That is, making sure everyone is best positioned to perform optimally and support organizational goals. Just as a president doesn't want a top [...]

Wednesday catch-all thread (12/22/21)

Please use this thread all week to comment on any Mets-specific topic you wish. This was a comment left on a story in The Athletic entitled, "Mets' new manager Buck Showalter: 'There's no magic sprinkle dust. It's about winning baseball games'": Magic sprinkle dust sounds like droppings from the mythical Ratcoon. Is that still around? [...]

Revisiting the four Mets trades from the 1994 strike offseason

This week the 2021 MLB Lockout completes its third week, and on Monday officially becomes the fourth-longest work stoppage in the league’s history. Only the 1994-95 strike (232 days), 1981 strike (52 days) and 1990 lockout (32 days) stretched on for longer. When things are said and done, this lockout may end up looking up [...]