Good morning, Mets fans! Well, actually it isn’t. Far from it. After being forced to enjoy the sights that Pittsburgh has to offer on Monday following a rain out – that isn’t a bad thing by the way – the Mets returned to action on Tuesday as they opened up a three-game set against the Pirates. However, it was one to forget. Taijuan Walker was beat up and was run out of...
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Starling Marte was forced to leave in the early innings of the Mets’ series opener against the Pirates in Pittsburgh at PNC Arena on Tuesday. The veteran outfielder took a 96 mph fastball from Mitch Keller to the hand in the first inning. Following consultation with manager Buck Showalter and trainer Joe Golia, Marte stayed in the game. However, he left the game just an inning and a half...
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It seems that the New York Mets have avoided the ultimate Doomsday scenario with ace starter Max Scherzer. As he is still hopeful of making his next start despite leaving Saturday’s game against the Washington Nationals early. On what was a frustrating day all round, as the offense stagnated in a tough 7-1 loss to the Nationals at Citi Field, the result took a backseat because of other...
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Jeff McNeil is currently putting together a season for the ages and the second baseman is proving every single day just how crucial he is to this New York Mets team. To put it simply, McNeil is thriving and excelling in every single aspect of his game right now and his importance cannot be understated. McNeil is one of those players that tends to slip under the radar, particularly this year...
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When the New York Mets made one of the more aggressive moves of the offseason by going all out to hand a three-year, $130 million contract to Max Scherzer, the excitement was palpable in Queens. Not just because one of the most fierce and accomplished pitchers in the sport was going to be pitching at Citi Field but also because the Mets now had one of the most formidable two-headed monsters in...
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