What Mets’ Frankie Montas signing means for Sean Manaea and Luis Severino
On Sunday, the Mets signed former Yankees starter Frankie Montas to a two-year, $34 million contract. Like Manaea’s deal last season, the contract, which will pay him $17 million each season, includes a player opt-out for the second year of the agreement.
Six of the top 20 free-agent starting pitchers have already inked new deals. What can we learn from their contracts?
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Top Landing Spots for Free Agent Sean ManaeaHeading into this year’s MLB off-season, the starting pitching market seems to be the focal point of many front offices. With ...
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Mets $72 million playoff hero predicted to leave Queens in favor of OriolesIt was a fantastic run for the New York Mets in 2024, but things are about to change in Queens. The Mets weren't expected to ...
The New York Mets need to fill out their rotation this winter. Could top prospect Luisangel Acuña help them land Garrett ...
The conversation around Juan Soto’s free agency is set to dominate the Winter Meetings. Of course, that’s if he’s even a free ...
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One month into the offseason and less than a week before the winter meetings in Dallas, teams aren’t wasting time signing ...
The New York Mets have made their first significant move in free agency - and needless to say, more moves are on the way.
The New York Mets have some holes to fill in their starting rotation. They are expected to spend money this offseason, but ...
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