Senior right-handed JoseUreña popped up in the Mets this morning and told News Day Tim Healey that he signed a minor league contract with the club. He will join their major league camp for the rest of the spring training. Ureña is rejected by major talent sports and entertainment.
The 33-year-old Ureña added some non-slow depths to the Metropolitan rotation that have been hit by a pair of spring injuries. left handed Sean Manaea There is a tilt pressure that will likely cause the season to open the IL, although he can return in mid-April. Right-handed Frankie Montas The injury was even worse – the lat strain prevented him from throwing for more than a month. In the best case scenario, he may return in the mid-May.
Ureña spent the 2024 season with the Rangers, working mainly in the bullpen, but also had nine starts throughout the season. He scored a total of 109 innings, a solid 3.80 average, although all his numbers aren’t that sharp.
Ureña’s 15.1% strikeout rate is the lowest in the league, with his 8.4% walking rate about average. He won a strong 50.1% ground ball rate and kept the ball in the yard (1.07 hr/9), but metrics like FIP (4.62) and Siera (4.66) feel he has a lot of good luck to reach a more impressive era. Ureña’s average in the game was a little shy than he entered the season’s 0.289 mark, and his 75% stock rate is also above the league average (72%) and his career by 2024 (69.5%) (69.5%).
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