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Morning Briefing: Happy Opening Day!

Good Morning Mets Fans. The wait is over, Happy Opening Day ! The New York Metropolitans will open the 2017 Major League Baseball regular season against the Atlanta Braves. Noah Syndergaard will take the mound for the Mets and will be opposed by Julio Teheran of the Braves. Today’s game is scheduled to start at 1:10 PM ET and can be seen on SNY and ESPN as well as heard on WOR. LATEST METS...

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Talkin’ Mets: Opening Day Special – 2017 Mets and MLB Preview

I am joined by Paul Lebowitz of Fanrag Sports to preview the 2017 Mets season and MLB. Who is the most important Mets player? What worries us about this group? Who are the sleeper teams in both leagues? Will the Yankees be able to steal some of the Mets thunder? All this and much more is answered in this season preview podcast. [iframe]<iframe...

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Mets Opening Day Roster Will Be Historic, Here’s Why…

At approximately 1:02 pm on Monday April 3rd, the Met roster will be individually named by Citi Field announcer Alex Anthony.  As each player climbs the steps and is greeted by the faithful fans adorned in orange and blue, they will assemble along the first base line and peer out to the capacity crowd tipping their caps and waving their hands. The customary introductions will be different this...

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Morning Briefing: Collins Readies For Possible Last Rodeo, Bruce’s Big Year Ahead

Good Morning Mets Fans. Today is opening day eve with the 2017 Metropolitans season just hours away from beginning. There is real baseball today, over on ESPN you can find a triple header of games that include the New York Yankees taking on the Tampa Bay Rays at 1 PM ET. The San Francisco Giants will also be opposed by the Arizona Diamondbacks at 4 PM ET and lastly, the Chicago Cubs begin their...

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Assessing The Washington Nationals’ Weaknesses

With opening day right around the corner, few doubt that the Washington Nationals are seen as the Mets’ chief competition in winning the National League East this season. The Nationals have won the division three of the last five years, averaging almost 92 wins a season. On SI.com 6 of the 8 sportswriters predict the Nationals winning the division, with only 2 picking the Mets (none...

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