Good Morning, Mets fans! We’ve made it through another week, let’s keep it rolling!
Here’s what you need to know:
Latest Mets News
In a conversation with Mike Puma of the New York Post, catcher Wilson Ramos says he is currently staying home and staying busy as he awaits news on the 2020 season.
Anthony DiComo of MLB.com theorizes which Met number will be retired next.
In his latest for The Athletic, Tim Britton pays homage to the Met “one-hit wonders” who came, conquered, and rode off into the sunset.
Latest MLB News
Per Craig Mish of SportsGrid: The MLB Hall of Fame says that they still plan to hold this year’s induction weekend in Cooperstown, NY from July 24-27.
In an interview on MLB Network Radio, veteran Mark Reynolds announced his retirement after 13 years in the big leagues.
Latest on MMO
On this week’s episode of the Simply Amazin’ podcast, Tim Ryder chats with special guest Anthony DiComo about the latter’s experience as co-author of David Wright‘s upcoming memoir, as well as some of MLB’s latest plans for a potential start to the season.
Rob Piersall has nothing but love for his MMO family as he moves on to a new phase of his journey.
Michelle Ioannou wrangles the MMO crew to address a very pressing matter: ballpark food.
On This Day in Met History
1969: Tommie Agee blasts a monumental home run into the upper deck in left field at Shea Stadium. It held the honor of longest home run in Shea’s history until the ballpark’s closing in 2008.
1973: Mets drafted Mike Bruhert from the Philadelphia Phillies.
2013: Mets signed free agent Sean Henn.
Birthdays: Frank Lary (90), Phil Hennigan (74), Leroy Stanton (74)
