Updated Post: April 2 at 2:34 PM Ahead of Wednesday’s game against the Miami Marlins, Carlos Mendoza told reporters that Frankie Montas has resumed throwing and has played catch from 60 feet. There’s still no concrete timeline for his return, though Mendoza’s update shows Montas’ recovery from a strained right lat is trending in the right direction. Updated Post: Feb. 19...
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If the New York Mets sent out Griffin Canning on the road against the Houston Astros and he gave them a quality outing, you’d think they would’ve gotten a win out of it. Unfortunately, he fell to New York’s slow-starting offense (aside from Juan Soto) and a questionable decision by manager Carlos Mendoza as the team fell to the Astros 2-1 to drop their opening series. Canning...
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On paper, the New York Mets have one of the deepest outfields in the league. They have a player who should’ve been an All-Star by now in left field (Brandon Nimmo), a pair of very good defenders manning center field (Jose Siri and Tyrone Taylor), and one of the best players in the league in right field (Juan Soto). Not to mention, their designated hitters also play the outfield....
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Five days remain for the New York Mets in Port St. Lucie before they break camp for Houston. On Saturday, the Mets played all their regulars, even Luisangel Acuña, who got the start at second base, and Tylor Megill, who took the mound for New York. Megill has pitched well in spring training, and with the injuries to Frankie Montas and Sean Manaea, he figures to be part of the plan in the...
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Updated Post: Mar. 12 at 3:46 pm According to Carlos Mendoza, Jesse Winker had a cramp in his calf and “should be okay” moving forward. Original Post: Mar. 17 at 1:54 pm With just 10 days left until Opening Day, the New York Mets can ill afford to lose more players to injuries. Starting pitchers Sean Manaea and Frankie Montas are out. Everyday players Jeff McNeil and Francisco...
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