Is Keeping Jay Bruce Really That Bad?

Newsday.com

     After an entire offseason of Jay Bruce essentially singing should I stay or should I go, his future is far more certain now. That is because he was informed that he will indeed stay with the Mets going into this season. It must be a relief for him now knowing he doesn't have to worry as to where he will play next season, but this move is has provided more of mixed feelings from the Mets fanbase, rather than relief. Maybe though, keeping Bruce around to start the season isn't all that bad, right?

Diagnosing Michael Conforto

   

Newsday.com

 Michael Conforto can become one of the best hitters in the majors. This is due to the nice, smooth swing he’s carried since college and good pitch recognition. However, it’s safe to say that after a great stretch in 2015 and early start last season that he fell off a cliff the rest of the season. 

Scouting Ben Rowen

MLB.com

     Earlier this week, the Mets signed Ben Rowen, to a minor league deal with an invite to spring training. On the surface, signing a 28 year old minor league journeyman might look like a meh signing, but I believe that this could be an important signing for our bullpen. 

Three Left Handed Reliever Options For The Mets

(Lockerdome.com)

    Over the past two seasons, the Mets have been uncharacteristically busy. They have made trades for relievers, key hitters, signed free agents and most prominently, traded for an outfielder who ended up becoming a star. However, despite bringing the final mentioned player back, there are still moves to be made. One area of serious need is bringing in one (or more) left handed relievers.