With the Mets gearing up for their final Spring Training game, let’s look back at their 2024 spring season A different group will break north with the team than previously expected when spring began, but that’s typically how things work. Players get injured, others underperform, while some have themselves a spring to remember. Below, we’ll reflect on what occurred these past...
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With just ten days until Opening Day, the final days of spring training are nearing. However, that doesn’t mean that some players are slowing down. Instead, certain members of the Mets are heating up at just the right time. Take a look at a few great photographs by MMO photographer Ed Delaney taken this past week in Port St. Lucie, Florida. Make sure to follow us on Twitter,...
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Once the first batch of spring training games were underway, I projected what the Mets’ Opening Day roster would be. These projections are never certain, given injuries, surprises and more. However, with just ten days to go until the Mets open their season against the Brewers, let’s do another projection based on how spring training games have transpired thus far. Starting Lineup...
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Cue the trumpets. He’s back. Hardly a single person was left in their seats when Edwin Díaz jogged onto the field at Clover Park Monday evening against the Marlins. The 29-year-old flame thrower made his long-awaited return to the mound nearly a year to the date after suffering a patellar tendon injury in the World Baseball Classic. The All-Star closer struck out the side on 14 pitches...
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With the first wave of spring training games completed, the Mets are a different team than in years past. While new president of baseball operations David Stearns and owner Steve Cohen didn’t make any splashy signings, they still brought in a slew of fresh faces. Luis Severino, Sean Manaea, Jake Diekman, Joey Wendle, Jorge López, Tyrone Taylor, Adrian Houser and Harrison Bader all look to...
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