Young set a career high in major league innings pitched with the Mets last year. There are, to put it mildly, a bunch of pitchers in spring training trying to make the Mets’ Opening Day roster.
A former New York Mets bullpen piece is on the move. After finishing the 2024 season in Queens, southpaw Alex Young is returning to the Cincinnati Reds on a minor league deal with an invitation to Spring Training; MLB insider Jon Heyman of the New York Post was the first to report the signing.
Danny Young started the season at Triple-A Syracuse. He is ending it as the top lefty in the Mets’ bullpen. In 32 1/3 innings since his first appearance on May 2, Young (3-0) has 43 strikeouts, a 2.78 ERA and a 1.14 WHIP.
The year’s ninth month is upon us, and in a surprising twist, the New York Mets are in the thick of the wild-card race and currently find themselves just two games back of the Atlanta Braves for the final spot.
After weeks of speculation, the New York Mets have decided which two players to call up as rosters expand for September. During Saturday’s postgame interview, Mets manager Carlos Mendoza confirmed that veteran left-hander Alex Young would be the team’s extra pitcher.
September’s almost here. Can you even believe it?! As we inch closer to the end of the season, you know we had to take a look at potential call-ups. Here’s who we think the Mets’ two September call-ups should be.
The New York Mets have activated Reed Garrett from the injured list. In a corresponding move, Alex Young was optioned to Triple-A Syracuse. Garrett has been sidelined since July 10 with right elbow inflammation.
A flurry of bullpen moves for a team whose bullpen has constantly been in shambles. We knew a bullpen move was forthcoming after the Mets traded for Phil Maton yesterday, and now it turns out there are a couple of roster shufflings.
The New York Mets’ bullpen took a big hit on Saturday. New York announced that they’ve placed right-handed reliever Sean Reid-Foley on the injured list due to a right shoulder impingement, per the Athletic’s Will Sammon. However, there’s a silver lining.
The New York Mets bullpen has taken a hit. After losing a depth piece like Grant Hartwig to knee surgery on Friday, where he will be out 6-8 weeks, the team placed reliever Sean Reid-Foley on the injured list, per The Athletic’s Will Sammon.
The New York Mets activated right-hander Edwin Díaz from the injured list on Thursday and optioned left-hander Danny Young to Triple-A Syracuse. Díaz was initially placed on the injured list on May 29 due to a right shoulder impingement.
The New York Mets activated closer Edwin Diaz from the 15-day injured list Thursday after the right-hander missed two weeks with a right shoulder impingement.
Young has pitched well at the major league level this year. The Mets have optioned Danny Young to Triple-A Syracuse to make room for Edwin Díaz on their active roster, as Díaz is set to return from the injured list ahead of the team’s series finale with the Marlins on Thursday.
One of the areas the Mets aimed to improve this offseason was their left-handed bullpen options, having struggled in this aspect during the 2023 season, with Brooks Raley being the sole reliable lefty.
Updated Post – May 30 at 3:05 PM ET The Mets have officially designated right-handed reliever Jorge López for assignment. The Mets have recalled left-handed reliever Danny Young from Triple-A Syracuse. Mets manager Carlos Mendoza said that the actions by López were over the line.
The Mets have made the roster moves official. The Mets have officially selected the contract of right-handed pitcher Christian Scott from Triple-A Syracuse ahead of his major league debut tonight in Tampa Bay.
The Mets announced this morning that they’ve selected the contract of left-hander Danny Young. The club had space open on its 40-man roster, so no corresponding 40-man move was necessary.
The New York Mets made two more depth adds to their pitching staff on Friday. Mark Feinsand of MLB reports the Mets have claimed right-hander Max Kranick off waivers from the Pirates.
The Mets have agreed to a minor league deal with left-handed reliever Danny Young, MLBTR has learned. He’ll be in big league camp this spring and would earn an $825K salary in the majors.