Category: Dillon Gee
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Mets want to add a versatile bat in trade in the event David Wright returns
Still believing David Wright will eventually return, the Mets would like to add a versatile bat via trade who can shift and start at another position when Wright returns. It’s still not clear if Wright will play again this season, but according to Adam Rubin of ESPN New York, the team doesn’t want to be, “boxed…
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Mets might have been able to trade Dillon Gee for Juan Uribe, but passed
With the excess starting pitching at the big league level and the need to find some offense due to injury and underperformance, the Mets may have had an opportunity to clear the logjam in a deal with the Dodgers. Joel Sherman of the New York Post writes the Mets may have been able to trade Gee…
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Mets looking to trade second tier pitching, but no catchers right now
The Mets have shown a reluctance to deal from their wealth of pitching prospects, specifically their top shelf crop including Noah Syndergaard and Steven Matz. But as the need for offense has only grown in recent weeks, and the surpluses among their starting pitchers have only grown in quantity and extended awkwardness, the Mets may be willing…
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The Mets are trying to trade Jon Niese and Dillon Gee
After weeks, and in some cases months, of speculation, word around Major League Baseball is that the Mets are “really ramping” up their efforts to trade both Jon Niese and Dillon Gee, per Andy Martino. “If I’m a GM, I’m starting by asking for Matz or Syndergaard, to see how desperate Sandy is,” a rival executive recently told Martino. With…
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Mets still hopeful of trading Dillon Gee, rotation job in jeopardy
Despite Dillon Gee winning the fifth starter job out of Spring Training, the Mets are still entertaining their options for not only his spot in the rotation, but his roster spot in general. On Friday, Terry Collins said the Mets demoted RHP Rafael Montero to the minor leagues to not only balance the roster better in the short-term,…
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