Author: Joe D

Mets Spring Training Confidential

Mets pitchers and catchers report to Port St. Lucie today, for the official start of Spring Training. Here are some of the things you need to know including important dates and the complete Spring Training roster. Important Spring Training Dates Pitchers and Catchers Report February 15, 2023 Physicals – February 16, 2023 Pitchers first workout – February 17, 2023 Position Players Report –...

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FOCO Releases New York Mets Valentines Day Bobblehead

February has arrived, which means we are another month closer to the start of the 2023 MLB season. While anticipation for the new season begins to ramp up, FOCO is back with another New York Mets bobblehead. This time it’s a Valentine’s Day Mascot Bobblehead that features Mr. and Mrs. Met sitting next to one another and being featured on the “kiss cam.” The New York Mets Valentine’s Day...

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Tommy Pham Could Be An Exceptional Addition For Mets

The New York Mets mean business this off-season as they continue to make moves to ensure they are in a good position for a deep run into the postseason. Owner Steve Cohen has been laser focused and is keen to build on the efforts of the 2022 season when they were able to reach the Wild Card Round of the MLB Playoffs. The Mets were unable to progress from here, though, as they were beaten by the...

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So You Think You Know the Mets: What the Hall?

Poor Billy Wagner… arguably the best left-handed reliever in the game and once again he failed to get enough votes for enshrinement in the Hall of Fame. And while Wagner was undoubtedly one of the most glaring snubs, he certainly was not the only one as Todd Helton, Andruw Jones, and former Mets Carlos Beltran and Jeff Kent all failed to make the grade. But hey, congratulations to Scott...

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So You Think You Know The Mets: K/BB Leaders

Last season, Phillies ace Aaron Nola led the major leagues in Strikeout to Walks Ratio – better known as K/BB. K/BB ratio tells us how many strikeouts a pitcher records for each walk he allows. The number is found simply by dividing a pitcher’s total number of strikeouts by his total number of walks. It’s an essential tool for evaluating pitchers. This edition of our quiz wants...

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