Veteran outfielder Carlos Gomez has hired MVP Sports Group to represent him, per MLB.com’s Anthony DiComo (via Twitter). Gomez had been with the Boras Corporation, which negotiated his extension with the Brewers and various ensuing free agent contracts.
Gomez, 33, has been a fixture in the majors since 2008, his first full season in the bigs. He debuted the year prior with the Mets, but ended up being shipped to the Twins in a major swap that altered the fates of both franchises. Gomez did not fully hit his stride until years later, when he broke out with the Brewers and enjoyed a brief spell as one of the game’s most productive outfielders.
Now, Gomez is back in New York. He inked a minors deal with the Mets over the winter and recently joined the MLB roster when an opportunity opened due to injuries. He’s playing well out of the gates, with three base knocks (including one well-timed home run) and three walks in twenty plate appearances.
There’s no reason to think that Gomez will ever revisit his days as a star center fielder. But he was a quality all-around MLB roster piece as recently as 2017, when he slashed .255/.340/.462 with the Rangers. If he can bounce back from a rough ’18 campaign and carve out a place on the Mets roster, Gomez could again be seen as a solid outfield target when he returns to the open market this coming winter.
As always, you can keep up to date on representation matches with MLBTR’s Agency Database.
*Mets give him 5 year contract*
Another guy fires that idiot Boras, what a shame.
Carlos Gomez..such a big loss. Why do you care?, it’s not like you run in those circles where your opinion matters.
Said no one who pays attention to baseball ever…
So, Carlos hits one homer and wants a multiyear deal aldready…
When was Gomez ever a star centerfielder? Lololol. This guy has been a stiff other than a few seasons during his career.
You just answered your own question; he was a star the same few seasons that he wasn’t a stiff. During his peak he was probably one of the best centerfielders in baseball.
+1
He was a star in 2013 and 2014. One of the best CF in the league those two years. Definitely a star. But you are correct, other than those two years he was mediocre at best.
Lipstick on a pig…..
He should of hired “ Stick a fork in him he is done” agency , “ From now on minor league contracts” agency.
That’s so clever, you need to up your game if you wanna join Mike Yank status
Do you need an agent to work at McDonalds?