New York Mets, San Diego Padres, Seattle Mariners, Houston Astros

With the Super Bowl matchup officially confirmed and February (and spring training) knocking on our doors, we’ve got New York Mets autographs, San Diego Padres ticket news, and an American showdown between the Houston Astros and Seattle Mariners. A huge “what if” in the League West battle.

New York Mets News: Depth Signs to Watch

The Mets have reportedly signed first baseman Dariel Gomez to a minor league deal, adding some depth to the position and potential pop.

Gomez led the Northwest League with 26 home runs last season and played for the Seattle Mariners organization’s High A team. It was his second season for the 26-year-old Gomez to play for the High A’s.

His time with the Mariners organization ended on November 10 when he elected free agency. Gomez joins the Mets organization not only to get promoted, but also to find ways to reduce his strikeouts (he batted .222/.321/.472 last season, so in 409 at-bats he batted 163). number of strokes.

MLB News: Mets, San Diego Padres make news on ticket front

The Mets are capitalizing on offseason activity and excitement in Queens for a Super Bowl-related ticket promotion for the 2023 season.

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— New York Mets (@Mets) January 28, 2023

What do Steve Cohen and staff have planned for the promotion? It will be interesting to see that, especially with the one-day cross-promotion at the pinnacle of another sport.

Meanwhile, another offseason favorite, the Padres, announced that they would stop selling season tickets on February 4 after “unprecedented demand” this offseason.

San Diego advanced to the NLCS last season and signed the likes of Xander Bogaerts for the National League West title and fall Classics this winter. Combine new faces like Juan Soto, Manny Machado and Fernando Tatis Jr. (returning from his PED hiatus in April) and it’s easy to see why Petco is building excitement around his park.

Due to “unprecedented demand,” sales of San Diego Padres season ticket memberships for the upcoming MLB season will be limited for the first time in the team’s history. https://t.co/nxP2hagHKa

— FOX 5 San Diego (@fox5sandiego) January 29, 2023

MLB News: Big “what if” between Seattle Mariners and Houston Astros

According to this United States of America today According to an article by MLB Insider Bob Nightingale, Houston’s hiring of Dana Brown as the team’s general manager and then teaming up with manager Dusty Baker would have happened in Seattle seven years ago if circumstances had been different. It is possible that

Nightengale wrote that Brown interviewed for the Mariners’ general manager position in 2015 and said that if he got the job, he would hire Dusty Baker as the team’s manager. However, Seattle hired Jerry DiPoto as general manager and changed the timeline for both the Mariners and Astros.

History may have certainly been different at the AL West, but Brown and Baker will finally team up in Houston to see how the Astros can work together to win again as World Series champions.