Author: Andrew Steele-Davis

David Peterson Struggles in Injury-Shortened Start

This is starting to get beyond a joke for the New York Mets as David Peterson was the latest player to get hurt by the injury curse. Wednesday night can be filed under the ‘very bad night at the office’ category as the Mets were blown out in an ugly 20-2 loss to the Atlanta Braves at Truist Park. To add further insult to injury, left-hander was forced to leave the game in the fourth...

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DeGrom, Admittedly Not at His Best, Shows Character and Grit against Phils

Even Jacob deGrom’s ‘average’ is still pretty damn good. The unexpected happened on Saturday during the New York Mets’ wild 4-3 walk-off win over the Phillies at Citi Field, as we witnessed that deGrom is human after all. On a day where the Mets recorded their second walk-off victory in as many days, thanks to a Michael Conforto sacrifice fly that helped Billy McKinney...

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Tylor Megill Impresses in Major League Debut for Mets

Tylor Megill delivered when it mattered the most for the New York Mets on what was his major league debut. Next man up is a traditional and well-used phrase in sports, and it is one that has applied to the Mets on more than one occasion this season due to their never-ending plethora of injuries. Be it to the pitching staff or to position players, the class of 2021 have had to be resilient in the...

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Francisco Lindor Settling Into Life With The Mets

Good things come to those who wait. Superstars come with high expectations. That was the case for Francisco Lindor after he was acquired by the New York Mets in a blockbuster trade this past offseason, before being signed to a blockbuster $341 million contract extension. Lindor was made the first marquee addition of the Steve Cohen era because he boasts the talent and the tools to put this...

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Mets Pitchers Play Jekyll and Hyde In Saturday’s Double Dip

It was a mixed bag for New York Mets starters on Saturday as David Peterson excelled in the first game of a double-header against the Washington Nationals, while Robert Gsellman struggled mightily in the second. The day started off so well for the Mets who dismantled the Nationals 5-1 in Round 1, thanks in large to another offensive masterclass from Francisco Lindor and an impressive outing on...

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