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Nimmo, Rangers and Mets

Brandon Nimmo Reveals Why He Waived No-Trade Clause for Rangers

After spending the first 10 years of his MLB career with the New York Mets, Brandon Nimmo is now a Texas Ranger. That was only possible because he waived his full no-trade clause, allowing the Mets to send him to the Rangers in exchange for Marcus Semien.

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“I Was Surprised To Hear That” – Brandon Nimmo Breaks Silence After Mets Trade Him To Rangers

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The promise Rangers made to Brandon Nimmo that got him to accept Mets trade

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Mets GM Introduces New Second Baseman Marcus Semien, Repeats Offseason Goals

He just acquired second baseman Marcus Semien from the Texas Rangers, but he had to give up outfielder Brandon Nimmo to do it.

MLB · 1d

As NL East rivals make moves, how will Phillies respond?

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Semien-Nimmo Swap, Challenge Trade Or Prelude To Bigger Deal For Mets?

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Tuesday Top Ten: Brandon Nimmo Moments

The night we got the answer to a critical question: would Nimmo still sprint to first base on a walk even if it ended the game?

The Trentonian · 2d

Nimmo thought he’d be a Met for life before trade to Rangers

MLB · 2d

Why Carson Benge is now an Opening Day option for Mets

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Mets, Rangers agree to swap All-Stars Brandon Nimmo and Marcus Semien in blockbuster deal: report

The New York Mets and Texas Rangers are reportedly finalizing a trade to swap outfielder Brandon Nimmo and second baseman Marcus Semien, respectively.

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Mets, Rangers reportedly agree to Brandon Nimmo/Marcus Semien trade: Roster impact, fantasy fallout

Semien, 35, is coming off one of the worst offensive seasons of his career and is due $72 million over the next three years. In that sense, you can see why the Rangers wanted to move on from Semien, but perhaps not why the Mets wanted to acquire him.

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Ex-player suggests Brandon Nimmo didn't like Francisco Lindor Mets captain chatter

Heading into the 2025 MLB season, there was a lot of chatter about the New York Mets potentially naming star shortstop Francisco Lindor as the team's fifth offi