Where does Rhys Hoskins rank among recent Mets villains?
Chipper Jones and Roger Clemens rank high on the Mets' list of tormentors, but Hoskins is making up ground quickly.
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Chipper Jones and Roger Clemens rank high on the Mets' list of tormentors, but Hoskins is making up ground quickly.
Having Díaz back in the ninth played into how president of baseball operations David Stearns built his bullpen this past winter.
Stearns said he does not yet have someone in mind for the managerial job and will go through a genuine and thorough process.
Megill unleashed a splitter modeled on Kodai Senga’s “ghost fork" and will continue to refine it during the offseason.
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