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Mets discovered Juan Soto was ‘messed up,’ so he went to work
“One of the things that Juan Soto really wanted to work on this season was his throwing. He thought it could get better. And so this spring the Mets actually put him in the pitching lab for a day and gave him a full evaluation the same way they would any pitcher. They figured out that his throwing motion was pretty messed up.
In baseball, as in life, storms don’t always signal the end—sometimes, they clear the way for something better.For the New [… ...
He felt he needed a change. “I was in Southern California my whole life. It’s nice to get out and experience something new.” ...
The Mets should not trade top pitching prospects Christian Scott and Brandon Sproat at the MLB Trade Deadline.
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Dominant NY Mets pitching prospect has become baseball's best strikeout artistIf baseball had a Louvre, Jonah Tong would already have a wing, and don’t expect it to be filled with soft pastels and ...
When the New York Mets travel to Los Angeles early next week, a veteran pitcher could make his regular-season debut.
The Mets have shown they're on the defending champion’s level in taking four of the first six regular season matchups this ...
The move was made by the Los Angeles Dodgers before they travel to take on the St. Louis Cardinals in a three-game series.
Sean Manaea is set to begin his rehab stint. The left-handed Mets starter has yet to make his season debut as he deals with a ...
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