As the Mets’ 2017 campaign comes to an end, fans are left wondering what the future has in store. What does next year’s infield look like? Will Asdrúbal Cabrera be with the Mets come Spring Training? The Mets plucked many veterans from their roster this season, namely Jay Bruce, Neil Walker, and Curtis Granderson, but did not deal Cabrera, despite asking to be traded in June. Cabrera, who...
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Tonight’s podcast will include extensive Q&A from the Metsmerized Online community. Where is this Mets team heading and who will emerge as leaders? Will Terry Collins call it quits after the season? When will all the injuries stop? Will Matt Harvey ever return to form? Will Zack Wheeler ever realize his potential? Will Steven Matz ever stay healthy enough to make 30 starts in a season?...
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The 2017 season may be a blessing in disguise. Yes, it has been frustrating, and the team is no where near where expectations, but in reality, Mets fans got the best possible result for a non-contending team. The team is and has been legitimately out of it. There were no stupid Kris Benson/Victor Zambrano trades. There was no holding on to veterans because there are “a lot of hits left in...
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The New York Mets (57-74) were defeated by the Cincinnati Reds (56-76) by a score of 14-4 at Great American Ball Park Tuesday evening. Pitching: Chris Flexen took the hill for the Mets tonight and had a rough outing. All in all, Flexen went 4.2 innings allowing seven runs while walking four and striking out four. The Reds got to Flexen right away tonight in the bottom of the first inning. The...
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I am joined by Michael Mayer of Metsmerized Online as we start to look towards 2018 and what current players can or cannot help the Mets next season. Is Matt Harvey on the road to recovery? What kind of arms will help in the bullpen? Are Brandon Nimmo and Gavin Cecchini viable starters? Is Kevin Plawecki a serious threat to displace Travis d’Arnaud? Who will manage the team? All these...
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