Author: Fan Shots

MMO Fan Shot: The Tim Tebow Show

An MMO Fan Shot by Marc Epstein According to Jon Heyman of Fan Rag Sports and as reported by MMO, New York Mets minor leaguer Tim Tebow could start 2018 with the Double-A Binghamton Rumble Ponies if he has a decent MLB spring training. Tebow recently injured his ankle, but isn’t expected to miss a substantial amount of time. The Mets signed the then 29-year-old former NFL quarterback and...

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MMO Fan Shot: Grading the Mets Offseason So Far

Reunited: Todd Frazier and Jay Bruce Will Add Some Punch to Mets Lineup An MMO Fan Shot by John Azzato Contrary to what us Mets fans thought, the Mets have made some very impactful moves. To bolster the starting lineup, right fielder Jay Bruce is back in Flushing on a three-year, $39 million deal. Along with that move, Todd Frazier has also been added to presumably start at third base on a...

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MMO Fan Shot: The Two-Headed Monster of Wheeler and Lugo

A Fan Shot by Daniel Marti One of the few bright spots of an otherwise lackluster 2017-18 offseason for the Mets thus far has been the hiring of their new manager, Mickey Callaway. Callaway hasn’t been shy about discussing his unorthodox ideas about pitching and how to get the most out of a staff. The current constitution of the roster presents a unique challenge for Callaway as the Mets have a...

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MMO Fan Shot: The Skinny on Wheeler, Matz and Harvey

An MMO Fan Shot by Roberto Correa If you were to ask a Mets fan which part of the team had the worst performance last season, it would be extremely likely that they would note our pitching. The Mets sat 28th in team ERA, 29th in WHIP and 27th in Left on Base Percentage. Our staff could not keep runners off the base paths or from crossing the plate. Pitchers and catchers are set to meet on Feb....

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MMO Fan Shot: The Debut Issue of the “Fantastic Five”

An MMO Fan Shot by Marc (mystere2417) When I was a kid, there were no cable television channels, video games, personal computers, Web sites, emails, text messages, video streaming services, smartphones or iPads. Technology was primitive in my youth by today’s standards. Yet somehow, my generation still had plenty to do and found lots of ways to have fun. You can probably guess my favorite...

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