Almost A Met
A weekly newsletter diving into the players and coaches who almost signed with, were traded to, or were linked to the New York Mets.
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🙏 The Rockies *really* wanted to trade Nolan Arenado to the Mets
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Hello fellow Mets fans! Welcome to today’s edition of Almost A Met.
I’ll be honest, I’ve been a little checked out with the team this month. I haven’t been watching like I normally do, but still check on th...
💯 Trying to sign Michael Bourn felt symbolic for the Mets (Ft. Mike Mayer)
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Hello fellow Mets fans and welcome to this week’s edition of Almost A Met.
It’s a fun one! I had a chat with MetsMerized Editor-in-Chief Mike Mayer about a very distinct “what-if” moment in Mets history.
I’ve b...
🍎 Memorable Mets games I've been to (Part 1)
Hello fellow Mets fans! Andrew here. Welcome to today’s (different) edition of Almost A Met.
So, I recently read (friend of the newsletter) Greg Prince’s amazing book Faith and Fear In Flushing, where he noted that so many moments of his...
🚪 Magglio Ordoñez said the 'door is open’ to being on the Mets
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Hello fellow Mets fans! Andrew here. Welcome to today’s edition of Almost A Met.
Today, I wrote about a player who was dubbed “most underrated hitter of the 2000s” who made it clear very early in the offseason when...
💲 The Mets tried to 'Lowe ball' Derek Lowe
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Hello fellow Mets fans, and welcome to this week’s edition of Almost A Met!
I know this season has been… a pretty major bummer. But I’ll be honest, yesterday morning I had a random urge to go to a game soon. I’m ey...
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A newsletter about players and coaches who almost became New York Mets. (Written by journalist and newsletter editor Andrew Wyrich)
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