Author: MMO News Desk

Wheeler To Undergo Minor Surgery On Elbow

New York Mets right-hander Zack Wheeler is due to undergo a minor surgical procedure to remove an undissolved stitch from last year’s Tommy John surgery, according to a report by ESPN.com. “The operation is not considered serious, and Wheeler may resume his normal pitching rehab within two weeks, after allowing the wound to heal.” The report also adds that Wheeler was examined...

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Baby Watch: DeGrom Still Slated To Start Home Opener On Friday

Jacob deGrom is still slated to start tomorrow’s Mets home opener at Citi Field. He still plans to drop everything and leave to be with his wife Stacey to witness the birth of their first child, but until that call comes, he plans to pitch against the Phillies. “After a good season last year, we’re looking forward to getting back in front of our own fans, and I’m expecting a baby boy,”...

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Mets Get Their Championship Rings, Wright Says Time To Focus On 2016

During an early afternoon workout at Citi Field on Thursday, the New York Mets gave all the players and coaches their National League Championship rings in a private ceremony that included Fred and Jeff Wilpon and former Met Michael Cuddyer.  “When you get them, they will serve as a reminder of two things,” Sandy Alderson said while addressing the team. “First, they’ll...

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Mets Minority Owner Calls Bryce Harper “A Douche-Bag”

During an interview with Pete McCarthy of WOR 710 radio on Wednesday, Mets minority owner Bill Maher called Bryce Harper of the Washington Nationals a “douche bag.” “There’s a couple of words that I really can’t say…” Maher told McCarthy. “But next to those words in the dictionary I can see a picture of Bryce Harper.” “He’s a douche! He’s a douche bag. He looks like...

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Mets Encourage Fans To Arrive Early For Opening Weekend Festivities

In anticipation of big crowds and enhanced security procedures, the Mets encourage fans to take mass transit and arrive early for their opening weekend Friday, April 8 through Sunday, April 10 at Citi Field. Pre-Game ceremonies will begin at 12:30 p.m. on Friday and will include raising a National League Championship banner. Below are the festivities included with each day. Friday, April 8...

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