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NYM Expert at @RisingAppleBlog. Contributor for FanSided.com. Backup QB. T-Rex. Write about true crime documentaries at practicallytrouble.com
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What a hot finish for Brett Baty can mean for his NY Mets future

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By Tim Boyle
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Brett Baty had his hitting streak snapped at 10 games over the weekend. He finished the first-half hitting .221/.297/.314 with 4 home runs. Worth 0 bWAR with his best attribute being able to play multiple positions, the verdict on Baty has never seemed more confusing. On one hand, he’s showing his value to the New York Mets as a useful enough utility man with potential we’ve been hearing about since he was drafted in 2019. On the other hand, numbers don’t lie.
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ESPN gave us a reason to love the NY Mets-Cubs trade for David Peterson even more

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By Tim Boyle
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Convincing the Chicago Cubs to take David Peterson and his 6.09 ERA felt like a win for the New York Mets. He became unusable as a struggling starter whose best moments came as a bulk guy. In other circumstances, the Mets could have accepted this. In a year where we went through this experience with Sean Manaea and so much uncertainty with Kodai Senga, we can’t blame them for feeling the need to dump Peterson for anything at all. We graded the trade favorably the next morning.
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NY Mets history: The star prospect stolen by the Yankees over a signature

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By Tim Boyle
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If you collected baseball cards in the late 1990s and early 2000s, you probably had a stack of rectangular Wily Mo Pena images in your bedroom. The name alone was enough to catch your attention. A top prospect with the New York Yankees, he almost began his career as a member of the New York Mets. It was July 15, 1998, when the Mets and Pena signed a deal. However, on February 28, 1999, the contract was voided over the legitimacy of parental signature for the 16-year-old.
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