Author: Andrew Steele-Davis

Marcus Stroman Continues All-Star Pace as Mets Dominate Padres Again

Marcus Stroman is pitching like a true All-Star for the New York Mets right now and he was dominant on the mound once again on Saturday night. While Jacob deGrom receives the majority of the plaudits for the Mets’ damn impressive pitching so far this season – and rightfully so – but Stroman has been playing at the peak of his powers all year long and he also deserves a plethora...

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Taijuan Walker Pitches Another Gem in Mets Win

If there was an award for signing of the offseason, then New York Mets pitcher Taijuan Walker would have it wrapped up already. Signed to add some depth to the rotation after the Mets missed out on ace Trevor Bauer, Walker has been an absolute home run of an addition and he carved out yet another stellar outing in a New York uniform at Camden Yards on Wednesday evening. On a night where the bats...

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Jacob DeGrom’s Unreal Season Continues As He Baffles Padres

Great things tend to happen whenever Jacob deGrom is on the mound, and that’s exactly what unfolded as the New York Mets shutout the San Diego Padres in a 4-0 win on Saturday night. After dropping the first two games of their four-game series in San Diego, the Mets needed a spark on Saturday at Petco Park and they got just that from their ace. There is a risk of taking deGrom’s sheer...

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Heart of Mets Order Catching Fire At Perfect Time

It has taken a while but the New York Mets are finally getting considerable contributions from the heart of their lineup. While the recent series against the Arizona Diamondbacks was hardly a work of art in terms of perfect execution of the game plan, it featured another two big wins for the injury-ravaged Mets who are now 27-21 on the year and lead the NL East. It was also an important stretch...

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David Peterson Knocked Out in First Inning

The New York Mets clinched their series against the Arizona Diamondbacks (20-37) on Wednesday, improving to 27-21 as a result, but it had little to do with David Peterson who got the start in this one. On a night where Pete Alonso came up clutch in the ninth inning and Francisco Lindor continued to break out by going 3-for-5, Peterson struggled on the mound and put together arguably the worst...

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