New York Mets fan favorite Bartolo Colon is aiming for a return to MLB, and hopes a return to the Queens is in order.
Colon, 48, has been playing in the Mexican league this season. He currently plays for Acereros de Monclova, a team in Monclova, Mexico. His last appearance in the league was in 2018 with the Rangers team.
While Kowloon remains a fan favorite in baseball, he was particularly loved in New York, where he made his first home career.
The Mets will make a lot of sense as a team ready to take a chance on Cologne. Although they signed Trevor Cahill on Friday, he’s coming off a serious injury and Elle’s job. Although my colon is 48 years old, it has at least been relatively healthy recently.
Can the Mets sign 48-year-old Bartolo Colón?
Heck, he’s already got the support of New York Sports Radio.
“I’d like to see him again,” Boomer Esiason said. “He’s got experience, and now we have the DH here, he doesn’t have to hit, but I’d like to see that again.”
However, New York may not be the only team vying for Colon’s services. Given the high number of injuries the stadium staff have sustained, Miguel Cabrera of the Detroit Tigers introduced his pitch on Instagram.
Yes, the Mets need to throw the ball – and that’s very evident due to the recent injuries to Jacob Degrom and Max Scherzer. Kowloon would be an odd choice to come as a savior, but there’s no harm in giving it a try.
The colon, at least, appears to be starting to make a comeback for the Mets. Unfortunately for him, it takes two people to tango… and agree to an MLB contract.
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