Brandon Nimmo is no longer part of the New York Mets, but he recently addressed what had been portrayed as a conflict with Francisco Lindor over the team’s captaincy, a situation some believed ultimately triggered his move to Texas.
Brandon Nimmo got traded to the Texas Rangers, and it seems like he might still be sour about it, as he sent a subtle shot to the New York Mets.
The New York Mets are still looking for a way to replace Brandon Nimmo after trading him away. If the Cody Bellinger deal falls off, a former Philadelphia Phillies player could be the solution.
Without mercy — that’s how most New York Mets fans responded to Steven and Alex Cohen’s message about Brandon Nimmo after a trade many considered unnecessary.
Brandon Nimmo is packing his bags for Texas to join the Rangers, but before leaving, he sent a message about the trade, one that makes it clear he isn’t upset with the New York Mets.
Brandon Nimmo didn’t have an easy time deciding to leave the New York Mets. The organization asked whether he was willing to approve the move, and he then had to go through his own process before saying yes, but it was far from a simple decision.
Gary Cohen wasted no time detailing how Marcus Semien could benefit the Mets following the surprising trade of Brandon Nimmo that left many impacted, arguing the move would be good for the team.
Brandon Nimmo delivers a bold message as the New York Mets fight to keep their postseason hopes alive, warning rivals that the team remains a dangerous threat despite recent struggles.
In the New York Mets' triumphant showdown against the Atlanta Braves, Brandon Nimmo took center stage to express his admiration for Pete Alonso's remarkable achievement.
Just like other teams, the New York Mets are in a tough situation, but according to Brandon Nimmo, the team is likely to make one last push to keep their postseason hopes alive.
Without ignoring the obvious, Brandon Nimmo had to be honest: the Mets’ offense still has a lot of room for improvement as it struggles through a stretch of minimal production.
Since arriving in New York, Juan Soto has shared the clubhouse with players who’ve made a name for themselves in a Mets uniform—veterans who’ve reached major career milestones like 1,000 MLB games.
Pete Alonso and the New York Mets suffered a difficult setback against the Arizona Diamondbacks, but the concerns regarding Brandon Nimmo were cleared by the player.
Registering implies accepting the Terms and Conditions