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Mets Looking Into Tomoyuki Sugano

By Steve Adams | December 22, 2020 at 10:42am CDT

The Mets are “looking into” right-hander Tomoyuki Sugano as they seek to upgrade their rotation, reports Joel Sherman of the New York Post. Sugano was posted for MLB clubs earlier this month, and teams have until Jan. 7 to complete a contract with him before that posting window expires.

New York has been prominently connected to Trevor Bauer as a potential free-agent target, but numerous reports have indicated over the past week-plus that George Springer is the team’s primary focus at the moment. Sherman agrees, calling Springer the “centerpiece” of their offseason plans. As such, an expectation has emerged that the Mets will look to the second tier of starting pitchers in their search to augment their rotation, and the 31-year-old Sugano is arguably the best of the bunch.

[Related: Yomiuri Giants Post Tomoyuki Sugano For MLB Clubs]

One of the premier pitchers in Japan, Sugano is a two-time winner of the Sawamura Award — Nippon Professional Baseball’s equivalent to MLB’s Cy Young Award. After a “down” 2019 season that saw him log a 3.89 ERA, Sugano rebounded with 137 1/3 innings of 1.97 ERA ball in 2020, averaging 8.6 K/9 against 1.6 BB/9. Dating back to the 2015 season, Sugano has thrown more than 1000 innings with a 2.19 ERA while averaging better than eight strikeouts and fewer than two walks per nine frames. Of note, Sherman writes that large-market teams may have the upper hand in pursuing Sugano, as NPB’s Giants are viewed as the “Yankees of Japan,” playing their home games at the famed Tokyo Dome.

It’s not clear just what type of arrangement Sugano will command on the open market, but a multi-year deal with an eight-figure annual salary seems reasonable to anticipate. ESPN’s Kiley McDaniel predicted a two-year, $24MM deal in his updated free-agent rankings and contract predictions. If a team believes Sugano to be closer to a No. 2 or No. 3 starter in MLB, it’s certainly possible that he could secure a third year or a hike on that annual salary.

The Mets, of course, have Jacob deGrom atop their rotation and will also rely on Marcus Stroman after the righty accepted an $18.9MM qualifying offer. Rookie David Peterson was impressive in a limited 2020 debut, and lefty Steven Matz was also tendered a contract despite a recent downturn in his production. Noah Syndergaard, meanwhile, will be out until this coming summer due to Tommy John surgery.

Emboldened by new owner Steve Cohen, the Mets are a clear win-now team under the watch of returning president Sandy Alderson and newly hired GM Jared Porter. With James McCann and Trevor May already signed to multi-year deals, further additions are a given. If the plan is indeed to add a second-tier arm and make Springer the focus, then Sugano would join Jake Odorizzi, Masahiro Tanaka, James Paxton and Corey Kluber among the best remaining rotation options on the open market.

To this point in his posting window, Sugano has also been connected to the Red Sox, the Rangers and the Blue Jays. Given his stature in Japan, it’s all but certain that Sugano will receive interest from the majority of pitching-needy clubs who are willing to spend in the wake of this year’s revenue losses. In addition to the money owed to Sugano on a new contract, the team that signs him will owe a release fee to NPB’s Giants. That fee is equal to 20 percent of the contract’s first $25MM, plus 17.5 percent of the next $25MM and 15 percent of any dollars spent thereafter (including option years, incentives, etc.).

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  1. DarkSide830

    1 year ago

    oh God please no

    Reply
    • VonPurpleHayes

      1 year ago

      Really wanted the Phillies to be in on Sugano, but it’s not in the cards.

      Reply
    • looiebelongsinthehall

      1 year ago

      Why is it bad?

      Reply
      • DarkSide830

        1 year ago

        because Im a Phillies fan and I absolutely fear this guy on the Mets.

        Reply
        • MetsFan22

          1 year ago

          Don’t get me wrong. I think he’ll be good. But why do you fear him. He looks like a mid 3 low 4 ERA pitcher next year. I don’t know much about him so I’m probably wrong. Is he better than that?

        • VonPurpleHayes

          1 year ago

          @MetsFan22 “Dating back to the 2015 season, Sugano has thrown more than 1000 innings with a 2.19 ERA while averaging better than eight strikeouts and fewer than two walks per nine frames”

          He is nasty. That doesn’t always translate stateside, but I think it will. I honestly see more upside and consistency with Sugano than I do with Bauer. He’s also cheaper.

        • Ma4170

          1 year ago

          As a Mets fan this is the guy I’ve wanted them to sign… way more upside than odorizzi

        • lolzmets

          1 year ago

          So you capitalize the team names but not the sentence? That makes less sense than your hot take.

        • findingnimmo

          1 year ago

          So you don’t put a comma with “but”

        • MetsFan22

          1 year ago

          I’m not worried about spelling. This isn’t college.

        • Nervehammer

          1 year ago

          The comma is not needed as it is not a compound sentence, but I see.

        • jackkspratt

          1 year ago

          You have Harper, The Nats have Soto. The Mets have Springer. So far, nothing to worry about.

        • nick1218

          1 year ago

          it’s a fuggin message board, get over it

        • rct

          1 year ago

          @VonPurpleHayes: I totally agree. It’s kind of surprising how much stock people are placing in Bauer’s 11 starts in 2020 when his final 10 starts in 2019 were abysmal, especially when you look at how much of an outlier his 2020 BABIP was.

        • wrek305

          1 year ago

          Do you really think Springer is going to the Mets?

  2. jvent

    1 year ago

    As a Mets fan I would give Sugano a deal he’ll come as a fraction of Bauer’s price tag and major leaguer haven’t seen him yet so maybe that’s a good thing, than trade for 1 of Snell/Castillo/Carrasco. After signing Springer hopefully than the Mets can trade Nimmo,Matz and maybe Rosario or Mauricio for 1 of those pitchers and the Reds seem to be looking for a SS.

    Reply
    • Kirk Nieuwenhuis For MVP

      1 year ago

      I don’t think that package would be nearly enough to get Snell or Castillo.

      Reply
      • MetsFan22

        1 year ago

        I doubt the Mets would need to add much more with Mauricio and Nimmo already in the deal

        Reply
        • rememberthecoop

          1 year ago

          Maybe not for Gray but no way you get Castillo with that offer.

        • VonPurpleHayes

          1 year ago

          Definitely more than that for Castillo. A young, talented, inexpensive MLB-ready starter? That’s pretty rare to find on the trade market. No offense, but Nimmo and Mauricio won’t get it done.

        • Kirk Nieuwenhuis For MVP

          1 year ago

          You’re not getting a cheap, quality SP with 4 seasons of control for 1 prospect and a decent everyday player with a limited skillset.

          I can’t imagine the Reds trading for a 2nd-year arb guy like Nimmo anyway, especially when they have a roughly similar and cheaper player on the roster already in Winker.

        • Ma4170

          1 year ago

          Nimmo Mauricio ginn could prob get snell but I wouldn’t do that if I were the Mets… I think we’ve seen the best of Snell and I think he’s a 5inn pitcher w injury concerns… for Castillo you have to give three prospects… prob Mauricio Allan and a guy like vientos or wolf

        • dugmet

          1 year ago

          Alderson isn’t trading Mauricio. He might trade Nimmo. He might trade Rosario.

        • BrianInWI

          1 year ago

          I hope the Mets sign Sugano. Then, I’d offer Mauricio, Allan and J.D. Davis to the Reds for Castillo and Moustakas. Reds might like to get out from Moose’s contract, and he’d be a good fit for the Mets.

        • MarlinsFanBase

          1 year ago

          I see it’s dumb ash trade suggestion season.

    • looiebelongsinthehall

      1 year ago

      Shocked he would consider coming here on a short term deal. If so, expect the bidding to be ferocious. He’ll get multiple offers and will choose where he wants to go. Could be the west coast to knock off flight hours. Yankees and Red Sox have history with Japanese pitchers as do other clubs so he could have a preference based on who he rooted for growing up.

      Reply
    • crshbng

      1 year ago

      If only it was that simple

      Reply
    • rct

      1 year ago

      Others have pointed out some things about your trade but I would like to add that Matz is worthless as any kind of a trade chip. Way too inconsistent and very injury prone.

      Reply
    • alproof

      1 year ago

      Do NOT trade Mauricio, Allan, Baty, Alvarez! DEFINITELY sign Springer and then trade Nimmo, Matz, Rosario, Gsellman.

      Reply
  3. baseballpun

    1 year ago

    I have a theory based on nothing but anecdotal memories that pitchers coming over from foreign leagues will be pretty successful their first year if only because hitters haven’t seen them before. They’ll likely take a step back in subsequent years but you can get some great value for at least a season.

    Reply
    • Ma4170

      1 year ago

      Agreed… simple examples like nomo, matsuzaka, Tanaka, maeda show that they can be very successful year 1, and in some cases it evens out a bit from there

      Reply
      • Sryphilz27

        1 year ago

        Then can someone tell kikuchi? Although, his era did slip from 5.17 in 2019 to 5.39 in 2020.

        Reply
        • Bigdj2100

          1 year ago

          Kikuchi had a 3.30 FIP this year as opposed to a 5.71 last year!

        • Ma4170

          1 year ago

          I was laughing bc I knew someone would bring up Kikuchi

      • lordd99

        1 year ago

        Tanaka’s best season was his third and he finished last year with a 120 ERA+. Maeda’s best season was 2020.

        Reply
        • Ma4170

          1 year ago

          Some people just have to be argumentative… No, Tanaka’s first was still his best (by most measures.. ERA, FIP, K/bb ratio), but the point was their first seasons were very good… they may have had one or two after but also got knocked around… but the first year for the four I mentioned was impressive and definitely number 2 sp numbers

        • Brian Bickos

          1 year ago

          Agreed. Some people just want to devalue others thoughts. There is no real rule for this. I mean the guys you listed aren’t the same pitcher, they’re all Japanese. It’s no secret that most of the Japanese pitchers that come to the MLB have a fastball they can spot and a good offspeed forkball/split. Some throw harder than others and therefore can rely on their fastball more against MLB hitters. I haven’t looked at any stats for this take, but I can say watching baseball for 30 years, there have been very few front-end Japanese starters in the majors for more than two or three years, Most of them are fun to watch though.

    • IjustloveBaseball

      1 year ago

      Koji Uehara, Yu Darvish, Hyun Jin Ryu, Hiroki Kuroda, Kazahiro Sasaki, to name a few, had some of their best years after their debut seasons.
      Not saying you’re wrong, especially since you said you’re basing it off of anecdotal memories, just furthering the discussion!
      Another thing to consider, many of these pitchers shift to the MLB after or right in the middle of their prime years, with arms that have already withstood large workloads.

      Reply
  4. John Anderson

    1 year ago

    Sugano will not be a Met. Mid-market teams that need pitching will likely be more aggressive than the Mets would given they can play on other options such as Bauer, etc. Sugano has a team like the Twins or Mariners written all over it. Mets would be better suited by going after the upside of Kluber if they don’t go for Bauer than a guy that doesn’t even average a k/IP in Japan.

    Reply
    • Kirk Nieuwenhuis For MVP

      1 year ago

      I don’t see Kluber as a great fit for the Mets. He’s definitely a bounceback/high reward candidate, but they would be better off signing one of the mid-tier guys who is a bit less of a question mark – even if their ceiling isn’t quite where Kluber’s was pre-injury.

      That does depend on who else they sign though. If they do end up with Bauer (which isn’t my prediction) Kluber probably does make more sense.

      Reply
    • seamaholic

      1 year ago

      Takes two to tango. Sugano might only be interested in certain cities and certain teams.

      Reply
    • royhobbs7

      1 year ago

      John, I humbly disagree:

      Remember where Sugano pitched in Japan. He likes the bright lights!
      Additionally, the mid-market teams are not going to outbid the Mets if Sugano is their 1st SP choice..

      Reply
  5. VonPurpleHayes

    1 year ago

    Now this is a move. Sugano has potential to surpass Bauer.

    Reply
    • lolzmets

      1 year ago

      No he doesn’t.

      Reply
      • VonPurpleHayes

        1 year ago

        Read the article. YouTube him. He certainly does. It’s a matter of does his success in Japan translate to the US? If so, he’s a top-line starter.

        Reply
      • rct

        1 year ago

        Yes, he does. Bauer is more likely, based on his career stats, to give you slightly better than league-average stats. He has one full season (2018) and 11 starts in 2020 of elite pitching. The rest of his full seasons (five of them) were pretty average. Fans are severely overrating Bauer based on one COVID-shortened season and are not looking at his career numbers.

        Bauer is roughly a 2 at best or a 4 at worst but people talk about him like he’s an ace.

        Reply
  6. davidk1979

    1 year ago

    Sign him and Odorizzi!

    Reply
    • Freddie Morales

      1 year ago

      yes!!!!

      Reply
  7. Get rid of the softball players

    1 year ago

    Mlb teams get your pitchers THIS year.next year’s free agent sp class will be weaker.

    Reply
    • larkraxm

      1 year ago

      Yikes! It’s pretty weak now. Seems like the best plan for 2021 is to try and score ten runs a game off of chumps like Bauer and Odorizzi.

      Reply
  8. Wolf Chan

    1 year ago

    I could see at least a 2 -3 year deal on the giants since this year the staff is pretty unproven but next year there will be 0 starters on the staff unless there are addl signings and guys from the farm step up. Int’l signings make a lot more sense since you can pay less to carry you through the rebuild

    Reply
    • Wolf Chan

      1 year ago

      sorry by next year meant 2022, living in 2021 already

      Reply
  9. Rangers29

    1 year ago

    Mets better look into Sugano and then back the f off because HE’S OURS!!!

    Reply
    • MetsFan22

      1 year ago

      We will give you fraizer back dw.

      Reply
  10. Eddie Nice Guy

    1 year ago

    Someone has an interest in circulating this story which tells me a Bauer signing with the Mets is imminent and this is just the Mets saying ‘sign Trevor, or we will go elsewhere’.

    Reply
  11. lolzmets

    1 year ago

    Another big time off season move by the Mutts- sign a guy that’s used to pitching with a smaller ball!

    Reply
    • VonPurpleHayes

      1 year ago

      The Mets play in a pitcher-friendly park, and they already have a solid top 3. Add Sugano to this rotation and it’s filthy. They don’t need Sugano to be the ace he was in Japan. I don’t like the Mets, so I don’t want them to sign Sugano, but I think it’d be a hell of a move.

      Reply
      • jakec77

        1 year ago

        I am a Mets fan, and they do not have a solid top 3 (I’m not even sure who you are including as the 3rd- Syndergaard?) Citifield is also a bit overrated as a pitchers park.

        Mets absolutely need a good starting pitcher. I won’t pretend to know what Sugano will be, but if the Mets do get him, he’s not just a luxury, he will need to perform.

        Reply
  12. bobtillman

    1 year ago

    Not interested in Sugano as long as BIG SEXY!!! is available!!!!!

    Reply
  13. royhobbs7

    1 year ago

    Unfortunately, the Mets are not signing Bauer. And the reason is simply that he ruins the salary structure in resigning Syndergaard and will likely piss off deGrom who will be pitching for peanuts compared to the $30+ Mil that Bauer will command. I believe that Uncle Stevie is smart enough to want to take care of his own players first and foremost.. And signing Bauer would make it very difficult.

    Sugano is the perfect choice. I wondered why it took so long for the Mets to consider him. He might even pitch better than Bauer.

    BTW, for those who claim that foreign pitchers (who immigrate to the states) do well their 1st year in MLB and then regress, that dynamic did not befit last year’s performance by Yu Darvish who had by far his best year in MLB after pitching in his 8th season in the BIGS..

    Reply
    • royhobbs7

      1 year ago

      Yes, deGrom will make $33.5 Mil this year.. But who has greater value:
      DeGrom or Bauer?

      Reply
    • Sryphilz27

      1 year ago

      Darvish is nothing like most Japanese pitchers, the dude is 6’5”. That’s really not comparable IMO.

      Reply
    • Sideline Redwine

      1 year ago

      It is a pattern, not an absolute truth. One can always find an exception, doesn’t mean the pattern is not substantiated.

      Reply
    • rct

      1 year ago

      “and will likely piss off deGrom who will be pitching for peanuts compared to the $30+ Mil that Bauer will command”

      Jacob deGrom has been nothing short of the consummate professional since entering the league. I highly doubt he would engage in petty jealousy like this.

      Reply
  14. lordd99

    1 year ago

    He has a preference for the Yankees because of the brand, coming from their counterpart in Japan and the Tanaka connection, but there is no indication the Yankees are shopping in these waters.

    Reply
  15. Burn0820

    1 year ago

    If it’s in addition to signing let’s say Odorizzi, then absolutely go for it. Otherwise, no way. These Japanese pitchers are always busts.

    Reply
  16. bobsugar84

    1 year ago

    What about Lugo? Back to the pen? He is much better there, but the Mets have tons of bullpen arms and only a couple starters. If they give him all offseason to stretch out, I think he could be a decent starter. What do you guys think?

    Reply
    • jim stem

      1 year ago

      I’d like to see Lugo remain on the rotation if, for no other reason, it keeps Matz OUT of their.

      I’m not asking for a #1 in all five rotation slots, but at least give us a #3 in 3,4 and 5.

      Reply
  17. jim stem

    1 year ago

    Looks like a really solid pick up got any team. I admit I have never seen him pitch, but any pitcher who AVERAGES 7.1 innings pitched per game must be doing something right.

    Looking past k numbers, I really like the B.B./9 and whip.

    Reply
  18. Dorothy_Mantooth

    1 year ago

    Chaim Bloom needs to get off his butt and sign Sugano immediately! There will still be room to add Kluber as well along with 2 BP arms and a CF. If the Red Sox do this they are back in contention immediately.

    Reply
  19. Jeff Zanghi

    1 year ago

    I’m really hoping the Red Sox sign Sugano… I think he’s going to be a legitimate top of the rotation arm and I think he’d be a great fit for the Red Sox as he’s not just a short-term option so it’s not as if they MUST win right away if they sign him — but he will also provide value right away… as well as down the line for several years to come.

    Reply
  20. PitcherMeRolling

    1 year ago

    Seems like a solid 2-3 year, 10-12M AAV signing. No tomo

    Reply
  21. Moneyballer

    1 year ago

    Sugano needs to join a contender. I think a team like the Twins or the Brewers should give him a look. Minnesota is intriguing here. Maeda could help him adjust to the league and they could make fun of everyone else in their native tounge. They also wouldn’t need to hire another translator. It would be a great fit.

    Reply
  22. Moneyballer

    1 year ago

    Sugano needs to join a contender. I think a team like the Twins or the Brewers should give him a look. Minnesota is intriguing here. Maeda could help him adjust to the league and they could make fun of everyone else in their native tounge. They also wouldn’t need to hire another translator. It would be a great fit.

    Reply
  23. Moneyballer

    1 year ago

    Sugano needs to join a contender. I think a team like the Twins or the Brewers should give him a look. Minnesota is intriguing here. Maeda could help him adjust to the league and they could make fun of everyone else in their native tounge. They also wouldn’t need to hire another translator. It would be a great fit.

    Reply
  24. Moneyballer

    1 year ago

    Sugano needs to join a contender. I think a team like the Twins or the Brewers should give him a look. Minnesota is intriguing here. Maeda could help him adjust to the league and they could make fun of everyone else in their native tounge. They also wouldn’t need to hire another translator. It would be a great fit.

    Reply
  25. Moneyballer

    1 year ago

    Sugano needs to join a contender. I think a team like the Twins or the Brewers should give him a look. Minnesota is intriguing here. Maeda could help him adjust to the league and they could make fun of everyone else in their native tounge. They also wouldn’t need to hire another translator. It would be a great fit.

    Reply
  26. worthington

    1 year ago

    25m plus fees for a guy who might not be any better than a guy you can sign for 1 yr 5m. Roll the dice, chumps.

    Reply
  27. Willie Mays Hayes

    1 year ago

    Kei Igawa comes to QUEENS!!!

    Reply
  28. NYCPetrović

    1 year ago

    I don’t think this is a good time to take a chance on a pitcher with no MLB experience. It could be hit or miss and the Mets can’t afford that. Thor isn’t coming back until June and then he still has to re-adjust to the offense. Aside from that, David Peterson showed some good stats for his debut. However, it was a shortened season I really aren’t sold on numbers from last year. The Mets FO still have work to do.

    On a side note – I’m wondering how they will balance two lefties in the rotation. Maybe they send Matz to the bullpen but that was a bad experiment.

    Reply
  29. stem50

    1 year ago

    Sugano Never Pitched in the Majors Yet and some of you here are already giving him the Cy Young …………Geez……

    Reply

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