Behind strong hitting from J.D. Davis and Amed Rosario, the New York Mets defeated the Miami Marlins, 14-6, for their second win of the spring. Davis had three hits and four RBI capped by a two-run home run in the second while Rosario went two for four with two RBIs and two runs scored. Danny Espinosa hit a three-run homer in the eighth as part of a seven-run outburst where the Mets sent 11...
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Mickey Callaway spoke with reporters after the game and did not give out good news regarding T.J. Rivera, in which he said that the infielder is “struggling to get over the hump” and return to game action. Rivera, 30, got Tommy John Surgery back in 2017 and has not made his way back to the major leagues since then. He tried to return to the team last season, but experienced elbow...
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The Mets are blessed when it comes to power pitchers. In their stable, they currently house three starting pitchers who all top out over 95mph with their fastballs—Jacob deGrom, Zack Wheeler, and Noah Syndergaard. Degrom is coming off a Cy Young and one of the greatest pitching performances ever by a Mets pitcher in 2018, but Syndergaard may be the most intriguing of the bunch. Prior to 2018, if...
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Good thing the win/loss record doesn’t matter in Spring Training because the Mets lost both games yesterday. On the road they fell 4-3 against the Braves and at home they were crushed 14-4 as three key players for the season (Wheeler, Familia Gsellman) all gave up two runs in their inning of work. Today we will finally see some pitchers make their second appearance while others are still making...
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According to Tim Healey of Newsday, Mets infielder/outfielder, Jeff McNeil has been scratched from today’s lineup due to a “scrape” on his left wrist, which he suffered as a result of diving for a ball in Monday’s Grapefruit game. McNeil is the fourth Met to appear on the injury list in the past week with Jed Lowrie’s knee issue, Brandon Nimmo’s shoulder...
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