In a recent article by CBS’s Matt Snyder, he has declared Mets superstars Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor as baseballs best duo. Move over LA (Ohtani & Betts) and the crosstown Yankees(Judge & Bellinger) as Flushing takes number 1. We couldn’t agree more with this assessment and see the 2025 Mets lineup to have very…
A combination of offseason moves, injuries, and emerging talent has shaped the New York Mets’ projected starting rotation for the 2025 season. Initially, the rotation was expected to include Kodai Senga, Sean Manaea, Frankie Montas, Clay Holmes, David Peterson, and Paul Blackburn. However, injuries to Manaea and Montas have forced the Mets to revise their…
Francisco Lindor is set to have another great season in 2025, bringing his usual mix of power, speed, and Gold Glove defense to the Mets. With a stacked lineup around him, he should continue to be a key contributor both at the plate and in the field. Here’s what the projections are saying about his…
Ronny Mauricio’s journey with the New York Mets exemplifies resilience and perseverance. Born on April 4, 2001, in San Pedro de Macorís, Dominican Republic, he signed with the Mets as an international free agent in July 2017, receiving a $2.1 million signing bonus—a team record at the time. Mauricio began his professional career in 2018,…
How will one of the most dominant closers in baseball fare in this upcoming season?AllthingsMets is projecting Edwin Diaz to have a bounce back season with the following numbers: IP: 60 (up from 53 in 2024)K: 81 (down from 81 in 2024)SV: 36 (up from 20 in 2024)ERA: 2.92 (down from 3.52 in 2024) So…
Jeff McNeil had a rough start to 2024 before hitting his stride in the second half of 2024. He got injured in September and was able to be activated for the NLCS. The following are projections on how he may fare in 2025, factoring in his past performance and injury history. We anticipate McNeil will…
Based on Francisco Álvarez’s historical performance, we can project his potential stats for the 2025 season. Looking at his MLB career so far, he has played in 228 games across three seasons, posting a .221 batting average, .294 OBP, and .423 slugging percentage, with 37 home runs and 111 RBIs. Francisco Alvarez – Baseball-Reference Here’s…
Mark Vientos waiting his turn for the batting cage at Port St. Lucie
We project 41 HR's for Pete Alonso in 2025
