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Mets announce September call-up decisions after making 2 roster moves Original

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By Max Goodman Verified
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Mets are using one of their two extra roster spots this week to bring up a starting pitcher from Triple-A, but it won’t be top pitching prospect Jonah Tong. Outfielder Nick Morabito and right-hander Justin Hagenman will be added to the Mets’ active roster for September call-ups on Tuesday, Mets interim manager Andy Green revealed before the team’s series opener against the Rays on Monday. The plan is for Hagenman to start on Wednesday against the Rays at Tropicana Field.
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How Mets new prospect used ‘really rare’ skill set to become on-base machine Original

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By Max Goodman Verified
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NEW YORK — The Mets though they were acquiring an ace from the Brewers when they traded two of their best prospects for Freddy Peralta this past winter. Peralta never came close to living up to those expectations in a Mets uniform, though. He was a colossal disappointment and one of the worst starting pitchers in baseball before New York cut ties and dealt the right-hander to the Rays during their trade deadline selling spree.
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Will Mets call Jonah Tong up from Triple-A before this season ends? Andy Green weighs in Original

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By Max Goodman Verified
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NEW YORK — Even after Robert Stock’s seven-run clunker against the Brewers on Wednesday, the Mets aren’t planning to replace the right-hander in their starting rotation. At least not yet. “Without being fully committed, I think our anticipation is so he’ll get the ball next time around,” Mets interim manager Andy Green said before Thursday’s rubber match against Milwaukee. “We’ll continue to watch what happens throughout our system as well.
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