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The New York Mets are rumored to be considering trading Mark Vientos to the Chicago White Sox in exchange for Luis Robert Jr., with some suggesting a straight-up trade could be fair, potentially improving the Mets' lineup and depth.
The latest Rotoworld Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire column highlights the return of Henry Davis to the majors for Pittsburgh, the emergence of Mark Vientos in New York, a recent turnaround for Spencer Arrighetti with Houston, and the potential arrival of Braves top pitching prospect Hurston Waldrep. Each player is analyzed for their recent performances and potential fantasy value, making them worthy of consideration for speculative roster spots in deeper mixed leagues.
Austin Hays broke his homerless streak with two home runs against the Blue Jays, but his playing time remains uncertain due to injury and competition. Nolan Gorman continued his hot streak with two homers, while Jake Rogers' two solo shots led the Tigers to victory. Jeimer Candelario and Mark Vientos also had strong performances, with Candelario benefiting from favorable hitting parks and Vientos excelling against lefties.
The latest Rotoworld Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire column highlights the return of Henry Davis to the majors, Mark Vientos' hot streak with the Mets, Spencer Arrighetti's recent turnaround for the Astros, and the potential MLB debut of Braves' top pitching prospect Hurston Waldrep. Each player is discussed in terms of their recent performances and potential fantasy value, making them worthy of consideration for speculative roster spots in deeper mixed leagues.
The New York Mets' roster decisions shed light on how they view their players, with Mark Vientos being sent to Triple A despite being a logical DH candidate, while Zack Short, a little-known utility player, made the Opening Day roster. The team values defense, versatility, and matchups, and is still considering options for the final position-player spot and the status of the DH position, as well as the final spots in the bullpen.
The New York Mets have decided to option Mark Vientos to Triple-A Syracuse, meaning he will not be on the Opening Day roster. Additionally, veteran Ji Man Choi will also not make the team.
J.D. Martinez shared advice with Mark Vientos during the latter's first workout with the New York Mets, acknowledging that it was a bittersweet experience for Vientos.
Mark Vientos, a 24-year-old player for the New York Mets, reacts to the team's signing of J.D. Martinez, who is expected to be the regular designated hitter.
Pete Alonso has made a quick return to the New York Mets lineup, just 11 days after suffering a bone bruise and sprained joint in his left wrist. Despite missing time, Alonso still leads the National League with 22 home runs and is one behind Atlanta's Matt Olson for the lead in RBIs with 49. Infielder Mark Vientos was optioned to Triple-A Syracuse in a corresponding move.
The New York Mets have activated first baseman Pete Alonso from the 10-day injured list after just the minimum 10 days. Alonso had suffered a sprain and bone bruise on his left wrist on June 7, but has made a quick return. The Mets have been struggling lately, losing 10 of their last 13 games, and Alonso's power bat will be a welcome addition to their inconsistent offense. In a corresponding move, the team optioned Mark Vientos to Triple-A.
Pete Alonso has been activated off the 10-day injured list and will be batting in his cleanup spot for the New York Mets. In a corresponding move, the Mets sent down rookie Mark Vientos to Triple-A. Despite his lackluster numbers, Vientos has shown promise with a hard-hit rate of 59.4 percent and an xBA of .275. However, manager Buck Showalter believes Vientos needs more at-bats to develop his skills.
Pete Alonso returns to the New York Mets after only 10 days on the injured list due to a bone bruise and sprain in his left wrist. The Mets sent top prospect Mark Vientos to Triple-A to clear a roster spot. Alonso went 0-for-4 in his return and made an error at first base. Despite his struggles, Alonso declared himself "full go" without any limitations. The Mets went 3-5 without Alonso and slipped to 11 ¹/₂ games behind the National League East-leading Braves.
The New York Mets will have to find a way to replace the production of their most productive hitter, Pete Alonso, who is likely to land on the injured list for a significant chunk of June. Mark Vientos and Mark Canha are the two players likely to receive the bulk of first-base reps in Alonso’s absence. Vientos, who started at third base on Thursday, has an opportunity to prove he belongs in the Majors long-term. The Mets need offensive pop, and Vientos needs to seize the opportunity to carve a role in the Mets’ lineup.
The New York Mets extended their losing streak to seven games with a sloppy 14-7 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Tylor Megill struggled on the mound, giving up eight hits, three walks, and seven earned runs in just 3 2/3 innings, while the Mets' defense committed multiple errors. Francisco Lindor's blunder on a sure double play allowed five runs to score in the third inning. Mark Vientos was a rare bright spot for the Mets, going 1-for-3 with an RBI single and a walk. The Mets will look to bounce back in the second game of the series on Saturday.
Mark Vientos made an immediate impact in his first game since being promoted, hitting a two-run homer to tie the game against the Rays. Francisco Álvarez also hit a three-run bomb to tie the game once again, and Pete Alonso hit a walk-off three-run homer to secure the win for the Mets. In other news, Yankees pitcher Domingo Germán was suspended for 10 games for using a foreign substance during a game, and former Met Chris Bassitt pitched seven scoreless innings, extending his streak to 27 consecutive scoreless frames.