We love a bold prediction here at Amazin’ Avenue, and back in March our Lukas Vlahos wrote a gushing review of Max Kranick’s first five innings of spring training baseball.
Friday’s non-tender deadline saw many players shockingly fail to receive contracts for the next season. In Mets land, Max Kranick, Danny Young, and José Castillo were the only players who didn’t receive deals.
Yesterday, our Lukas Vlahos laid out the cases for the Mets’ various non-tender candidates, highlighting eight players who could be considered on the bubble.
The New York Mets have made their decision on Max Kranick, choosing to non-tender the right-hander ahead of Friday's 6 PM deadline, per The Athletic's Will Sammon.
The stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
One of the New York Mets' bullpen arms appears to have avoided the worst outcome despite a season-ending injury. According to Will Sammon of The Athletic, Mets reliever Max Kranick did not undergo Tommy John surgery, which had been a possibility after he suffered a right flexor strain.
Mets reliever Max Kranick is slated to undergo Tommy John surgery, per Newsday’s Laura Albanese. It’ll be the second time he’s undergone Tommy John surgery in the past 37 months.
The New York Mets already lost Dedniel Nunez to his second Tommy John surgery and now could lose another promising relief pitcher to the same fate. As manager Carlos Mendoza told reporters on Sunday, right-hander Max Kranick is under consideration for Tommy John surgery.
The New York Mets are facing yet another injury to their bullpen, as an MRI revealed a minor flexor strain in Max Kranick’s throwing arm. As first reported by MLB.com beat writer Anthony DiComo, Kranick will be sidelined for 3-4 weeks as he deals with the injury to his elbow.
The team has made a variety of moves ahead of their series finale. The Mets have placed right-handed pitcher Max Kranick on the injured list with a right elbow strain, called up Justin Hagenman and Dedniel Núñez, and optioned Ty Adcock to Triple-A Syracuse.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
The New York Mets are making a slew of roster moves to their bullpen. Ahead of Thursday's series finale against the Atlanta Braves, the Mets are placing
The New York Mets are planning to recall one of their pleasant surprises out of the bullpen this season. On Thursday, Will Sammon of The Athletic reported that the Mets plan to recall reliever Max Kranick from Triple-A.
For most baseball fans, the idea of playing for their childhood team and receiving a congratulatory message from a childhood hero is the stuff of dreams.
The New York Mets announced a slew of roster moves ahead of their seven-game homestand, which begins tonight against the St. Louis Cardinals. On Thursday afternoon, the Mets officially placed outfielder Jose Siri on the 10-day injured list after suffering a fractured left tibia during his at-bat against the Athletics on Saturday.
The New York Mets have sent down one of their most impressive relief arms, at least in the interim, to make room for an extra pitcher on Wednesday in Justin Hagenman.
The New York Mets have gotten off to a strong 11-5 start this season due to excellent work from their pitching staff. The bullpen, which has been a weakness for years, has morphed into a strength this season.
New York Mets pitcher Max Kranick has had a unique big league journey. The 27-year-old was an 11th-round draft pick by the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2016 but has pitched sparingly at the top level since then.
Max Kranick’s outing for the New York Mets on April 1, 2025, against the Miami Marlins was a remarkable display of precision, efficiency, and command. In a relief role, Kranick dominated the opposing lineup, pitching three perfect innings while requiring only 22 pitches to retire all nine batters.
MLB bullpens are extremely volatile. In one year, a player can be crucial to a team’s success, and the opposite the next year. That’s why it is key for teams to produce new bullpen arms, especially in today’s game.
Despite the New York Mets losing two out of three in their opening series against the Houston Astros this weekend, the Mets still saw some great pitching both out of their bullpen and rotation.
Max Kranick continues to open some eyes this spring. He turned in another strong outing on Friday, throwing 1 2/3 scoreless innings to bring his total to seven shutouts on the spring.
A name out of nowhere is now in the mix for a late-inning role. If you’ve not been following the Mets closely during Spring Training, this headline likely elicited one reaction; who the heck is Max Kranick?
The New York Mets have brought back righty Yohan Ramirez for his second stint with the team in 2024 and designated RHP Max Kranick for assignment. Steve
The New York Mets have claimed right-handed pitcher Max Kranick off waivers from the Pittsburgh Pirates, according to MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand. The Pirates had designated Kranick for assignment last week to make room on the active roster for left-handed pitcher Martín Pérez.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have designated right-handed pitcher Max Kranick for assignment. The move was necessary to make room on the 40-man roster for Martín Pérez, as his one-year deal with Pittsburgh became official on Friday.
This is one in a series of stories breaking down members of the Pittsburgh Pirates 40-man roster. Max Kranick has been away from the major leagues for 19 months.