Mark Canha is off to a hot start in a Mets uniform. Signed to a two-year, $26.5 million deal in the offseason, Canha was viewed as someone who could rake at the plate and get on base, and that has proved to be the case so far. Through the opening four games of 2022, Canha is 7-for-10 with three walks and four hits, two runs scored, and one RBI. He’s slashing .700/.769/.700 with a 1.444...
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Chris Bassitt proved on Saturday night that, when healthy, the Mets could have one of the best rotations in baseball. Following dominant outings from Tylor Megill and Max Scherzer in the first two games of the opening series against the Nationals, it was Bassitt’s turn to showcase his stuff in a Mets uniform for the first time. He didn’t disappoint. It was domination from the start...
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Max Scherzer’s Mets debut was well worth the wait. On a feisty night at Nationals Park on Friday with the Mets fully embracing the Mad Max mentality, the three-time Cy Young Award winner played his role to perfection in another big win. With ace Jacob deGrom on the shelf to start the season, Scherzer was expected to take the mound on opening day only for a hamstring injury to ruin those...
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Updated Post: April 7, 15:50 PM Max Scherzer told reporters on Thursday that he will make his Mets debut on Friday night against the Nationals. He’s not sure how many pitches he will be able to throw, but called his hamstring issue minor. Brandon Nimmo is not the in Opening Day lineup despite not needing a trip to the injured list with his neck injury. Mark Canha is getting the start in...
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Carlos Beltran has broken his silence on the 2017 sign-stealing scandal that rocked baseball. It was one of the biggest storms to hit the sport with the Houston Astros, in case you forgot, found guilty of electronically stealing signs on their way to winning the World Series in 2017. From using trash cans to signal pitches to batters in real time to having video screens in the tunnel area that...
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