Josue De Jesus

6 days ago | risingapple.com | Josue De Jesus

The New York Mets have been playing good baseball, but in a long season like the MLB season, injuries and poor performances are common. Hence, the importance of having depth options on the roster that allow the team to combat these situations throughout the season. The Mets have managed interesting depth options that have ended up paying dividends for the team, such as Max Kranic.

1 week ago | risingapple.com | Josue De Jesus

The New York Mets have experienced a surprisingly strong start to the season, leading the league with an impressive ERA fueled by unexpected brilliance from their starting pitching staff. However, while the rotation has shone, the bullpen has been hit with a different story. Recent injuries, particularly to left-handed specialist Danny Young and high-leverage righty A.J. Minter, have left the team particularly vulnerable against left-handed hitters and in late-inning situations.

2 weeks ago | risingapple.com | Josue De Jesus

The New York Mets entered the 2025 season carrying the weight of heightened expectations, fueled by their remarkable playoff surge the previous year and the blockbuster acquisition of Juan Soto, coupled with the re-signing of their beloved slugger, Pete Alonso. President of Baseball Operations, David Stearns, has once again demonstrated his shrewdness, orchestrating a masterful plan for the pitching rotation.

2 weeks ago | risingapple.com | Josue De Jesus

After a historic $765 million investment in generational talent Juan Soto, his start with the New York Mets hasn't been as spectacular as expected. Compared to March and April during his career, 2025 is his second-worst start in terms of home runs hit, his second-lowest OPS, and his worst Isolated Power (ISO) since his debut. Despite this slow start, Steve Cohen isn't worried about Soto's on-field performance after the huge financial commitment to the young player.

2 weeks ago | risingapple.com | Josue De Jesus

For years, New York Mets fans have yearned for a front office with the insight to construct consistently competitive teams. Despite the enviable financial might and unwavering commitment of owner Steve Cohen, the elusive formula for sustained success remained just out of reach. It wasn't until the arrival of David Stearns as President of Baseball Operations before the 2024 season that a palpable shift toward a brighter future began to take shape in Queens.