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Jon Hey Man says these 3 pitchers are "connected" to the Mets.



All 3 have international backgrounds, as Manea (born in Indiana) is the son of a Samoan.



Imanga has a nickname "The Throwing Philosopher." I don't know what that is about. He's a crafty small lefty, 30 years old.


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i like the idea of imanaga. seems like he'd be a quality add. not a top of the line guy, but certainly a solid mid-rotation starter. the kind of player a team building for the future could use and keep around.



the rest... eh... at least they'd eat innings....


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Imanga, Manaea, and Ryu

Imanga, Maanea, and Ryu

Philosophical throwa

Son of Somoa

And Toronto lefthander in blue



I'd dance a conga

if we got Imanga

Who has spent his career in Nippon

He gives up fly balls

That can reach shallow walls

So the Yanks and the Phils have moved on



But if he can be crafty

If the ballpark ain't drafty

And the league hasn't figured him out

And the Mets make him wealthy

We'll pray he stays healthy

And trust that we know how to scout



I know Sean Manaea

A career West Coast playa

Spent last year with the Giants I thinks

But alas San Francisco

Is deader than disco

The players all think that it stinks



With his long flowing locks

He no-hit the Red Sox

And that is no easy assignment

He's Samoan, not short

But 6'5", I report

May his spine never lose its alignment



Our third guy's Korean

And a fine human bein'

Tho' his physique is described as quite hefty

From Korea's bright shores

Only Park has won more

Games than this world famous lefty



But his big bag of tricks

Is now age thirty-six

And by opening day, thirty seven

I'd explode into flames

If he won but ten games

And if he wins fifteen, I'm in Heaven



Imanga, Manaea, and Ryu

Imanga, Maanea, and Ryu

The Pool now discusses

Minuses, pluses

Of three lefties we all barely knew


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Manaea used to be a good pitcher. We shall see.



Don't look for the Mets to make a splash signing before camp



Wendle, Taylor Stewart Vientos



These are your guys



It will be a year of prospect development and the culling the roster



I would imagine Narvaez is next


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From D.J. Short (NBC Sports): "Spent some time in the bullpen, but was very good after returning to the rotation in September. 2.25 ERA, 18/2 K/BB ratio in 24 innings across four starts."


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=metirish post_id=144437 time=1704637026 user_id=72]
That's a scary rotation

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D.J. Short then returned to his floor-filling heavy mix of techno, trance-core, and Latinx beats.



Like D.J. Short's killer set, David Stearns seems to be preparing his roster with a mind to nailing the segues.


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Don't look now, but our pitching staff has consisted almost entirely of stop-gap acquisitions over the last few years.





The crew below were all acquired from outside the org in the Cohen era and combined to make 334 starts.

Yet only two made as many as 50 starts (61 & 59), just three remain on the 40-man, and only two (Senga

and Quintana) are likely to make a significant number of starts going forward.


















Pitcher Acquired APP/Starts 1st NYM G Last NYM G
Marcus Stroman FA 44 / 44 3/28/19 10/2/21
Max Scherzer FA 42 / 42 4/8/22 7/28/23
Chris Bassitt Trade 30 / 30 4/9/22 10/2/22
Carlos Carrasco Trade 61 / 61 7/30/21 8/26/23
Taijuan Walker FA 59 / 58 4/8/21 10/4/22
Rich Hill Trade 13 / 12 7/25/21 9/30/21
Joey Lucchesi Trade 20 / 17 8/7/21 ??
Trevor Williams Trade 40 / 12 8/12/21 10/5/22
Justin Verlander FA 16 / 16 5/4/23 7/30/23
Jose Quintana FA 13 / 13 7/20/23 ??
Kodai Senga FA 29 / 29 4/2/23 ??


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Lefty Specialist wrote:

That's a 75-win pitching rotation.


It might be. If it is, I think they feel like they can flip any of the guys not named Senga at the deadline to pad the farm and then load up in '25.



And maybe it's an 83-win team that flirts with a wild card. I think that's possible, too.


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Despite us mostly referring to him as "Imanga" in this thread, official sources seem to insist his name is "Imanaga."



It's probably our fault he didn't sign here.


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Kenta Maeda: 2/24

Shoto Imanaga: 2/30

Sean Manea: 2/28



It pays to be a mid-rotation guy I guess. For my money I would have rather signed either of the two for what they got than what we gave Manea.


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Edgy MD wrote:

Despite us mostly referring to him as "Imanga" in this thread, official sources seem to insist his name is "Imanaga."



It's probably our fault he didn't sign here.


I also spelled Manaea wrong.



I need spring training


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Report on Metsmerized site says that "the Mets have $10 million left to spend".

Choose wisely.

Later


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