Author: Alexis Farinacci

Cy Young Sunday: Scherzer, DeGrom Both Pitching vs Cardinals

This Sunday should just be renamed Cy Young Sunday. Fans in attendance at this Sunday’s game between the St. Louis Cardinals and the hometown New York Mets are in for quite the treat. It was announced on Thursday that both Jacob deGrom and Max Scherzer will throw in Sunday’s grapefruit league matchup between the Mets and Cardinals at Clover Park. DeGrom and Scherzer were recently ranked as the...

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NYC Mayor Eric Adams Lifts Vaccination Mandate for Athletes

Updated Post – March 24, 11:50 PM New York City Mayor Eric Adams was at Citi Field on Thursday morning to announce that he has signed an expanded exemption for private employees that would allow athletes and performers in the City. Today we’re taking another step, putting New York-based athletes of a level playing field, ” Adams said. “We were treating our performers...

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Cuban Outfielder Karell Paz Signs With Mets

Francys Romero, member of the Baseball Writers Association of America said on Tuesday that according to sources, Cuban outfielder Karell Paz has signed with the New York Mets. Paz confirmed and announced his signing with the Mets on Instagram, saying, “Welcome to the Mets. Glory is to God, Amen!” Paz, 22-years old, 6’3”, 215 lbs is a switch-hitter who many claim has great raw strength and power...

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DeGrom Dominant in Spring Debut

Jacob deGrom was on the mound Tuesday night for the Mets in his spring debut, and he was dominant and looked to be in top form and ready for the start of the season. He threw two shutout innings as the Mets blanked the Astros on Tuesday night under the lights of Clover Park in Port St. Lucie. DeGrom pitched the opening two innings against the Astros. He struck out five and gave up just one hit...

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Marlins Blank Mets on Scherzer’s Stellar Spring Debut

The Mets’ bats were quiet on Monday as they snuck out just two hits against the Marlins, a lead-off double by Luis Guillorme in the first inning and a one-out single by Jake Mangum in the ninth. The Mets produced just five base runners all day as they were shut out by the Marlins. But the story of the day was Mets starter Max Scherzer who looked really solid in his Mets Spring debut. He struck...

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