top of page

KinersKorner.com is your one-stop multimedia source for all things Mets


Think Rendon’s Bad? We Had $20 Million for Nothing. Lowrie Set the Bar For Being the Worst.
Every few years, baseball social media gathers like villagers with torches and pitchforks to anoint The Worst Free Agent Signing of All Time. This winter, the mob has pointed west, squinting into the Anaheim haze, yelling one name in unison: Anthony Rendon. And look — fair. Very fair. The conversation flared back to life because the Angels just quietly reworked the final year of Rendon’s seven-year, $245 million deal, a move that functioned less like roster planning and more

Mark Rosenman
Dec 31, 20254 min read


What in the Jorge Polanco Is the Mets’ Plan?
The Mets reportedly have agreed to a two-year, $40 million deal with Jorge Polanco. That’s right: two years, forty million dollars. For a guy whose primary claim to fame is well, hitting .265 with 26 homers last year and being really good at remembering how to swing a bat. Polanco, 32, will be in New York reportedly to play first base and DH. And yes, I said first base. Hold on to that thought—we’ll circle back. Let’s start with the stats. Over a 12-year MLB career, Polanco h

Mark Rosenman
Dec 13, 20252 min read


Pete Alonso Mets Goodbye Instagram Letter: What a Bunch of P.S. Polar Bear S@#T
Pete Alonso said goodbye to New York this week. And not just any goodbye. This was a full-on, heart-clutching, cue-the-violins, sun-setting-over-the-Queensboro-Bridge emotional farewell on Instagram. And by emotional, I mean the kind of scene that makes even the toughest Mets fan well up like they’re watching the end of Field of Dreams—you know, the “Hey Dad… wanna have a catch?” moment that destroys grown adults on contact. Here is Pete’s message exactly as he posted it: New

Mark Rosenman
Dec 12, 20256 min read


Devin Williams Breaks Down His Airbender, Closer Mindset, and Decision to Join the Mets in First New York Presser
If you’ve ever wondered what it looks like when a former Rookie of the Year, two-time Reliever of the Year, and owner of a pitch that defies both gravity and the Department of Transportation’s approved flight patterns officially becomes a New York Met, Devin Williams gave us the full show in his introductory presser today. Calm, candid, and sounding suspiciously like a man who’s already figured out how to get from Queens to Citi Field without Waze, Williams laid out exactly w

Mark Rosenman
Dec 5, 20254 min read


Saturday Seasons: 1978- False Optimism
With the conclusion of the first season under the new realities of free agency and how the game was impacted, the results for Mets fans...

Mark Rosenman
Jul 12, 20255 min read
bottom of page