2010 mlb hot stove Stories - SB Nation
Mets Sign Frank Catalanotto To Minor-League Deal
Thus spoke Brian Costa of the Star Ledger. F-Cat hit .278/.346/.382 with the Brewers in 2009, primarily in the corner outfield spots. He has about a season's worth of fielding experience at first and ...
Mets Sign Josh Fogg To Minor League Deal
Per Troy Renck of the Denver Post. Also, the Dragon Slayer has found a new home. Josh Fogg, one of the coolest guys I have ever covered — think of Vince Vaughn in "Dodgeball," has signed a minor...
Assorted Mets Rumors in the Dwindling Market
The Mets have gained "momentum" toward an deal with John Smoltz, which would undoubtedly be their best deal of the offseason with Smoltz's supposed demand of $4 million guaranteed. Bot...
Tatis Re-signs With Mets
Mike Puma of the New York Post reports that Fernando Tatis and the Mets have agreed on a one-year contract. The deal will reportedly pay Tatis less than the $1.7 million he earned in 2009, but he coul...
Randy Winn Signs With Yankees
Joel Sherman reports that it's for 1 year, $2 million. Winn struggled at the plate in 2009 but was strong defensively, as he has been his entire career. He is (was) a better option than GMJ, especiall...
Padres Sign Jon Garland, Mets Shrug
The Padres have signed RHP Jon Garland. Terms weren't announced. Cross another name off the list.
The Problem(s) With Ryan Garko
Based on blog posts, comment sections and Twitter exchanges regarding free agent hitter Ryan Garko, here is how I would generalize a conversation between a pro-Garko and an anti-Garko Mets fan: Pro: R...
Mets Get Gary Matthews Jr. From Angels
Per Jon Heyman, the Mets are on the verge of acquiring outfielder Gary Matthews Jr. from the Angels. Details to follow. 10:54am: Heyman said on WFAN that the Angels will kick in something like $20 mi...
Sifting Through The Remains Of The Starting Pitching Market
The once-ample-yet-unspectacular pile of free-agent starting pitchers is shrinking by the day. Still unspectacular, no longer ample. Joel Pineiro signed with the Angels for two years and $16 million, ...
Bengie Molina Signs With Giants, Mets Fans Rejoice
Per CBS 5 in San Francisco, the Giants have re-signed Bengie Molina to a one-year deal worth $4.5 million. Woot! James Edit: More details are rolling in. Jon Heyman tweets that the Mets offered $5+ mi...
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