Mets Junkies

  • Robinson Cano to play baseball, again.

    Disgraced New York Mets second baseman Robinson Cano will join Estrellas Orientales of the Dominican Winter League beginning starting on Sunday. This will be the third time Cano has joined this team in his career. However, this time I’m sure it’s to stay in as best shape as possible as he won’t be suiting up…

    Gem Tablak

  • DJ wanted on the other side?

    First off all, I won’t cheer for Cano’s suspension. This is a bad thing for baseball and for Mets fans. As a fan this hurts, seeing a player I defended and rooted for being suspended for PED’s. That being said, it does open up some more options for the Mets to improve. One option that…

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  • Cohen responds to fan in midst of Cano drama

    While the news continues to circulate about Robinson Cano and his positive test for PED’s, Cohen has already responded however in a very low key fashion. Cohen, one again, has replied to a comment made on Twitter. I love how Cohen is responding directly to fans, this is very much a different approach used in…

    Gem Tablak

  • The Cano Effect

    On Wednesday afternoon, the world was once again notified that Robinson Cano had failed another PED, test. While I’m sure there are some out there that are not all surprised, it’s important to look at what this means for the Mets going forward. At first, I saw this as a blessing in disguise that could…

    Gem Tablak

  • Cano tests positive for PED’s, Statement from Alderson

    Second Baseman Robinson Cano has tested positive for the performance enhancing drug stanozolol. Cano will forfeit his entire $24M salary for the upcoming 2021 campaign as well as be suspended for the entirety of the season. Expect Jeff McNeil to slot into second-base for the meantime, or even permanently. Also expect this to be the…

    Gem Tablak

  • Three Mets that could be dealt away

    No ones safe… well, Jacob deGrom is probably good being that he’s a back to back Cy Young award winner in the midst of an extremely friendly contract. That being said, the Mets have a handful of players that could serve as serious trade bait during this upcoming offseason. Here’s my first list of three…

    Gem Tablak