Author: Andrew Steele-Davis

Brooks Raley Placed On IL With Elbow Inflammation

New York Mets pitcher Brooks Raley has been placed on the 15-day IL with left elbow inflammation, the team announced on Saturday afternoon. In corresponding moves, RHP John Curtiss has been recalled from Triple-A Syracuse. RHP Adam Ottavino has been reinstated from the paternity list and LHP David Peterson has been optioned to Syracuse. It isn’t surprising that Peterson has been optioned...

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Mets’ Game Against Braves Postponed Due To Rain

  Updated – Saturday April 29, 12:50 p.m. Per Mike Puma of The New York Post, the Mets plan to start Tylor Megill on Sunday. They have yet to commit to a starter for Monday’s game. Original Post The New York Mets have announced that their game against the Atlanta Braves on Saturday has been postponed due to rain. The two teams will play a split-admission doubleheader on...

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Seeds Of Hope On The Horizon For Mets

It is natural to be a pessimist when it comes to the New York Mets. Being negative and looking at things with a glass half empty approach comes with the territory. Therefore, you can hardly be blamed if you are feeling a certain level of frustration with how things have panned out for the Mets recently. After what was a long but productive West Coast trip, they dropped their final two games to...

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Justin Verlander To Make Rehab Start For Binghamton On Friday

Justin Verlander is scheduled to make a rehab start for Double-A Binghamton on Friday, according to Anthony DiComo of MLB.com. However, it is worth noting that the start will be weather dependent. The Rumble Ponies have already been forced to move the start time to 1 p.m. due to rain in the forecast. Should the game against Akron go ahead, it would mark the latest and last step in...

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Kodai Senga Limits Damage Despite Facing Traffic

Kodai Senga was far from perfect on Wednesday night. He did do his best to give the New York Mets every opportunity to win, however. In the wake of a 4-1 defeat to the lowly Washington Nationals – the Mets’ fourth loss in a row – very few came out of another frustrating night with any credit. Senga can be placed in that minority. While his outing against the Nationals was far...

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