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Morning Briefing: Syndergaard Looks To Salvage Series

Good Morning Mets Fans. Noah Syndergaard and the Metropolitans (2-3) will look to salvage the final game of the three-game set against the Miami Marlins (3-2) today. Thor will be opposed by Edinson Volquez as he looks to pick up his first win of the season after an impressive opening day performance that was cut short due to a blister on his right middle finger. Today’s game will be on...

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Morning Briefing: Gsellman Makes First Start of Season ; Sewald Promoted To MLB Roster

Good Morning Mets Fans. The New York Metropolitans (2-2) continue their series with the Miami Marlins (2-2) today as Robert Gsellman makes his first start of the season. He will be opposed by Marlins southpaw, Adam Conley. Today’s game is scheduled for 7:10 PM ET and can be seen on SNY as well as heard on 710 WOR. LATEST METS NEWS Zack Wheeler made his much anticipated 2017 debut in Friday...

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Allow Me To Reintroduce Myself: Matt Harvey

With a clean shaven beard and a slimmed down look, Matt Harvey took the mound Thursday night throwing strikes. He was very efficient on the rubber, pounding the strike zone and keeping the Atlanta Braves batters off balanced. It was nice to see Harvey have quick innings. He fooled many of the Braves hitters, with the exception of the new Mets killer, Matt Kemp. His final line was 6.2 inning...

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Morning Briefing: Wheeler Set To Make First Start Since 2014

Good Morning Mets Fans. Believe it or not we will be seeing Zack Wheeler make his first professional start tonight since September 25, 2014 as the Metropolitans (2-1) open up a three-game set against the Miami Marlins (1-2). Wheeler will be opposed by Wei-Yin Chen as his long road back to the majors has finally come to fruition. Tonight’s game is slated to begin at 7:10 PM ET and can be...

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The First Overreaction Article of the Year

Terry Collins—like all managers—often gets second guessed. Collins tends to make it easier by making head scratching decisions that often don’t work. In Wednesday’s 3-1 loss the Mets were somehow in a game despite their bats being completely lost. The Braves had chance after chance to win the game and strike outs, double plays, poor base running by the Braves, whatever the Mets needed to get out...

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