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Luis Guillorme adjusting after stinging Mets non-tender

9Apr

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Luis Guillorme adjusting after stinging Mets non-tender

Luis Guillorme, a name known to many baseball fans, especially followers of the New York Mets. However, the recent news of his split from the Mets and subsequent affiliation with the Atlanta Braves has left many in a state of surprise. You could say so, Guillorme said at his locker at Truist Park before the Mets defeated his Braves, 8-7. I have been there for so long. It’s just weird not being there. Especially getting that call you’re not coming back — it’s justweird. During his tenure with the Mets, Guillorme played 54 games and produced a .224/.288/.327 slash line, backing up at second base, shortstop, and third base. However, his appearances were limited to only three games in September following a right calf strain, which signaled the beginning of the end of his time with the Me...

New York Mets Secure Narrow Victory Over Cincinnati Reds Despite Struggling Offense

The New York Mets managed to secure a slim 3-2 victory over the Cincinnati Reds in spite of the team's offensive struggles. This victory was achieved primarily through the team's impressive pitching and defensive actions. The weather is not the only thing that's cold in early April. The Mets' usually powerful offense has been struggling to heat up, causing them to rely heavily on other aspects of the game to secure victories. The Mets showed a masterclass of defensive skill, particularly from key players such as Edwin Diaz and Brett Baty. This, combined with some clutch pitching, allowed the Mets to scrape through with a narrow win despite only managing four hits in the entire game. With only 16 runs scored in their first seven games, the Mets' offensive issues are becoming increa...

J.D. Martinez Joins Mets on a Million Dollar Contract

The New York Mets have made headlines again by securing a deal with J.D. Martinez, one of the biggest offensive powerhouses on the market. The deal is said to be worth a whopping $12 million and is set for a year, subject to a physical examination. This news was first broken by Jon Heyman from The Post. According to a reliable industry insider, the agreement stipulates that Martinez will be receiving $4.5 million this season. The remaining sum will be deferred, which allows the Mets to lessen their luxury-tax hit from this signing. "Martinez will receive $1.5 million in deferrals each year from 2034-38." This financial maneuvering is smart, enabling the Mets to acquire a top player while minimizing immediate fiscal impact. Interestingly, Martinez, now 36, declined a more lucrative ...