Author: Christian De Block

Series Preview: Mets Travel to Face Struggling Pirates

The New York Mets (50-66) are undefeated post trade deadline! After moving eight players over the last week, it’s time for this new-look roster to show what they can do. So far, so good. The Mets swept a three-game series on the road against the Cleveland Guardians, who were buyers at the deadline in their quest to make the postseason. New York’s offense delivered in Cleveland,...

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Stock Shines in Return to Big Leagues

Robert Stock was briefly a Met in 2021, making two starts and three total appearances. He spent the next few years pitching in South Korea, Mexico, etc… It took him all the way until last season to return to the big leagues, making two appearances out of the bullpen for the Boston Red Sox. At the age of 36, Stock probably wasn’t sure if he would pitch in an MLB game again. But he did...

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Beltrán Enters Hall of Fame as a Met

Sunday, July 26 was a special day for the Mets and their fanbase. Carlos Beltrán joined Tom Seaver and Mike Piazza as the only three players to wear Mets caps on their plaques in the Baseball Hall of Fame. Pretty remarkable company. The outfielder played seven seasons with the Mets, racking up all kinds of accolades over that time. He made five All-Star appearances, won three Gold Gloves, and...

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Series Preview: Mets Host League-Best Dodgers

The nightmare season for the New York Mets (43-60) may turn for the worse. Next up is the Los Angeles Dodgers (65-38), who looked poised to make a run at a third-straight World Series title. After taking two of three from the Philadelphia Phillies to start the second half, the Mets were outplayed by the Milwaukee Brewers earlier this week. What they do over the next few weeks won’t change...

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Lindor Reminds Fans Who He Is

If you don’t already know, Francisco Lindor’s name has been all over the headlines in recent days. His name wasn’t listed in the group of reported “untouchables” for this upcoming trade deadline as the Mets shift to sell mode. As a result, all the attention has been on Lindor to begin the second half. After an injury-riddled slow start to the season, he showed what...

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