The New York Mets’ starting rotation and lineup could be getting some reinforcements right before next week’s All-Star break. Before Sunday’s Subway Series finale, Mets manager Carlos Mendoza said right-hander Kodai Senga feels physically fine after Saturday’s outing with Double-A Binghamton, despite not having his sharpest stuff.
The New York Mets received some very encouraging rehab updates surrounding two injured players. On Tuesday, Mike Mayer of Metsmerized first reported that starting pitcher Sean Manaea and designated hitter/outfielder Jesse Winker will both appear in a rehab game for the Double-A Binghamton Rumble Ponies tonight.
After undergoing several weeks of movement screens and hitting progressions, New York Mets veteran Jesse Winker is now closing in on a return to game action.
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The New York Mets could use a shot in the arm right now and they are hoping the return of Frankie Montas can provide it. After completing a rehab assignment with shaky results, Montas is being inserted into the Mets' rotation tonight with the hope that a jolt of adrenaline from pitching in the majors will help him lock in more effectively.
At the beginning of May, New York Mets veteran Jesse Winker was placed on the 10-day injured list because of a right oblique strain that he suffered during a game against the St.
Before he came to the New York Mets, veteran DH Jesse Winker was not beloved by the Mets' fan base because of some of his in-game antics when he was on other teams, such as the Cincinnati Reds.
There was drama early during the New York Mets' memorable postseason run in 2024 when outfielder/DH Jesse Winker had a mid-game altercation with Milwaukee
Veteran infielder Kolten Wong announced his retirement from professional baseball earlier on Sunday at his alma mater.
New York Mets outfielder/designated hitter Jesse Winker will be out six to eight weeks because of a right oblique strain, manager Carlos Mendoza said on Monday.
It gets worse before it gets better, right? Before Monday’s series opener in Arizona, Mike Puma of the NY Post reported a few injury updates on Mets players.
The New York Mets had a rough weekend in St. Louis as they dropped two out of three to the Cardinals and took a big injury hit in Game 1 of Sunday's doubleheader.
Jesse Winker was removed during the fourth inning of Sunday's 6-5 Mets loss to the Cardinals when Winker hurt his right side after making a throw from left field.
The New York Mets opened a three-game series with the St. Louis Cardinals on Saturday, securing a 9-3 victory. This win improved New York's overall record to 22-11, which is three games better than the second place Philadelphia Phillies in the National League East.
New York Mets outfielder/designated hitter Jesse Winker is going into his ninth MLB season, but he's only played 100-plus games in four of them. The 31-year-old made 54 out of 60 appearances in the COVID-shortened 2020 campaign. Winker has suffered from several injuries throughout his career and had knee and neck surgeries after the 2022 season.
Winker is an intense person with a history of on-field skirmishes.
The New York Mets are re-signing free-agent outfielder/designated hitter Jesse Winker to a one-year contract, per multiple reports Thursday. The New York Post reported the contract is worth $7.5 million guaranteed, with an additional $1.5 million possible in incentives.
With the New York Mets set to re-sign outfielder and designated hitter Jesse Winker, the hopes for bringing back franchise star Pete Alonso are dwindling, according to SNY's MLB insider Andy Martino.
Jesse Winker was a positive contributor in his five seasons with the Cincinnati Reds. Then, he spent 2022 and 2023 with the Mariners and Brewers and turned in really poor years, especially 2023 in Milwaukee.
The Cincinnati Reds need better outfielders than Jesse Winker. The Reds and Winker are rumored to have mutual interest in a reunion. The Reds are looking for an injection of talent for the outfield.
An explanation behind the bizarre exchange between former teammates Jesse Winker and Willy Adames was revealed following the Brewers' series loss to the Mets.
Jesse Winker was seen jawing at Willy Adames after hitting a triple in Game 1 of the playoff series between the Mets and Brewers, and he had a bizarre explanation for the scene.
Stop the presses, but the New York Mets may actually make it to the postseason this year. After a pretty dismal first couple of months, the team turned things around and is now on the cusp of a wild-card berth.
Jesse Winker has a history of taunting Mets fans. Now he will be playing for their team, and he could not be happier.
The New York Mets on Saturday went shopping in the trade market and got themselves some additional help in the outfield.
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