Former New York Mets player Jeff McNeil addressed the much-discussed altercation he had with Francisco Lindor last season.

MLB fans roast Jeff McNeil after his post-trade comments, mocking his take on joining the Athletics and questioning enthusiasm for the move.

As Jeff McNeil’s name was bandied about in trade talks throughout November and December, the idea of him being the A’s target for 2B drew mixed reviews on AN. Certainly there are reasons for being measured in one’s enthusiasm: Turning 34 on April 8th,

The New York Mets are moving on from another long-tenured veteran player, trading infielder Jeff McNeil and cash to the Athletics for a minor leaguer. McNeil, w

While pitching is the main area of focus for the Athletics this offseason, they shored up one of their few remaining needs on the position-player side on Monday by acquiring infielder/outfielder Jeff McNeil from the Mets in exchange for right-hander Yordan Rodriguez.

The New York Mets have been one of the most active teams this winter, and their offseason fire sale continued on Monday.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/mets/onsi as Jeff McNeil claims he 'couldn't be happier' after being traded from Mets. The New York Mets parted ways with yet another of their most tenured players on December 22, when news broke that Jeff McNeil had been traded to the Athletics.

The 33-year-old McNeil, a 12th-round pick by the Mets out of Long Beach State in 2013, has spent all eight seasons of his career with the team. Rodriguez is a 17-year-old righthander who pitched for the A’s rookie league affiliate in the Dominican Summer League last season.

Jeff McNeil was approaching the 14th hole of his golf outing at TPC Monterey on Monday morning when he checked his phone and saw a barrage of missed calls and text messages from Mets general manager David Stearns and his agent.