Roki Sasaki Meets the NY Mets: What We Learned May SHOCK You? Do the NY METS Have a LEGIT CHANCE?

In this video, we dive into the exciting potential of Japanese pitching sensation Roki Sasaki joining the New York Mets! Will he make an impact in the big leagues? What can we expect from the Mets if they land Sasaki? From his incredible fastball to his devastating splitter, we break down what makes Roki Sasaki one of the most promising young pitchers in the world and what that means for the Mets’ future.

But that’s not all – we also uncover some shocking facts about the Mets’ budget. Are they willing to spend big, or is their spending strategy more cautious than you think? Could the Mets actually pull off the signing of Sasaki? Tune in for an in-depth look at how the Mets are positioning themselves for the future, and why this move could shake up the MLB landscape!

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  11. We need great pitching with a great lineup. We can go like this The lineup go Lindor , Nimmo , Soto , Alonso , McNeil ,Vientos , Bregman , Siri , Alvarez. That's good stuff 👍 Rotation Corbin Burns as our Ace and the other pitchers! 😁

  13. Alonso is coming back, there's no market for first basemen, Mets are just waiting him out, I mean he is on a 2 year decline, he should have accepted his extension, he's coming back for less years and less money

  15. Alonso's contract I believe is negotiable. I heard nobody is knocking down his front door with the poor in-season performance of .240 with 172 K's killing rallys.Pete has to stop trying to hit for the fences. When on 2 strikes go for the opposite field. He did that in Milwaukee so He is starting to get the idea. When you had the Wilpons bringing in talent they only put them on the field with no tweeks. Here Sterns along with his scouts and coaches come to the conclusion of determining talent and adjustments rather than taking big risks of rushing 400 million dollar contracts. I thought they would be 15 games under 500 last year. They have a lot of resourceful tanks they dive into without making it public. That's why the met fan is on the edge of his seat during the offseason. I think they will attempt to get one more starter but we can do as fans is enjoy the holiday, go skiing, spend time with loved one's ect. and let them do the work. Let's see if it pays off by June. The is the sure bet

  16. We're hearing that Bregman is looking for $200K, forget that, sign Pete, and move on to an ace. Also who's our DH? please none of that crap with regular position players filling in, we need to get a true home run hitting DH

  20. Sasaki also knows that Japanese tuna buyers line-up in Montauk to buy the incoming Blue Fins…Those suckers are packed and trucked to JFK and land in Tokyo 14 hours & 35 minutes…<<< True Story ^^^

  22. I'm worried about the Sasaki negotiation after last year's experience with Yamamoto. I'm not saying that he will use the Mets as leverage to hit the lottery in Hollywood, but it is a legitimate concern. The addition of Sasaki would surely be welcomed and provide us with another front-end starter alongside Senga, but I wonder about the priority of adding another ace, my fellow Metsies, trust me, Senga is an ace. David Stearns' preference is flexibility and versatility on the pitching staff building from the bullpen out. I still wouldn't rule out Tanner Scott and a pivot to a guy like Jack Flaherty or Nick Pivetta and bringing back Manea on more team-friendly deals regarding term, not salary. It was just announced that the 'Stros inked Christian Walker to a 3-year, $60 million deal making it more likely of Pete to stay in Flushing. Happy Holidays everybody or Festivus for the Rest of Us.

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