Chris McShane is a sports journalist who primarily covers the New York Mets for Amazin' Avenue. His articles focus on the team's news, rumors, and analysis, including player acquisitions, game recaps, and roster updates. His work has also been featured in BVM Sports and NYS Music.
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If the Mets don’t bring back Pete Alonso, they could look for a new everyday third baseman.
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When it comes to bolstering their outfield this offseason, the Mets have made it pretty clear that they’d love to add Juan Soto to their roster. But if they were to fail to sign Soto or simply want to stack their roster with corner outfielders, Teoscar Hernández could make sense for them coming off his good 2024 season with the Dodgers.
The 37-year-old has pitched pretty well when healthy over the past few years.
By: Chris McShane, Carlos Beltrán, Juan Soto
Your Friday morning dose of Mets and Major League Baseball news, notes, and links.
While he probably isn’t the best fit for the 2025 Mets, he could help if the team fails to sign other outfielders.
Francisco Lindor finished second in National League MVP voting, as Shohei Ohtani was the unanimous winner of the award. Lindor received 23 of 30 second-place votes and was ranked third by the remaining seven voters.
By: Chris McShane
Your Friday morning dose of Mets and Major League Baseball news, notes, and links.
The Mets need several starting pitchers, and Eovaldi was solid over the past two years in Texas.
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