State of the Mets

The Mets did not trade deGrom, Syndergaard or Wheeler before the July 31 non-waiver trade deadline, so what does that mean about their plans for the winter and new GM?

In talks with a variety of MLB insiders, here's what I've learned about how other front office's view the Mets co-GMs John Ricco, Omar Minaya and JP Ricciardi.

It's easy to say deGrom is costly so Mets won't move him, but what will they do if someone jumps to meet their asking price?

Noah Syndergaard was recently put on the disabled list with a virus that sounds far worse and unique that it actually is...

In this week's State of the Mets, Matthew Cerrone lists the top qualities he wants in the team's next GM, after which he discusses Brandon Nimmo's future, Yoenis Cespedes playing 1B and whether Jacob deGrom or Max Scherzer should start the All Star Game in Washington, DC.

Matthew Cerrone answers questions about the future of the Front Office, the Alderson Era, what to do with Jacob deGrom and whether David Wright ever play baseball again...

Matthew Cerrone answers questions about the future of the Front Office, the Alderson Era, what to do with Jacob deGrom and whether David Wright ever play baseball again...

In this week's State of the Mets for June 22, 2018, Matthew Cerrone talks about what to do at the trade deadline, Mickey Callaway's June and the awesomeness of deGrom and Nimmo.

In this week's State of the Mets, MetsBlog's Matthew Cerrone talks about the big picture position of the organization, the state of their farm system and why Jacob deGrom is showing he's a big-boy pitcher worthy of a contract extension...

In this week's State of the Mets podcast, MetsBlog's Matthew Cerrone discusses Amed Rosario's progress, Dave Eiland's comments about Noah Syndergaard, the importance of June and whether Mickey Callaway is up for the task.