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Mets Morning Report: David Wright Continues To Throw In Secrecy

Good Morning everyone. New York Mets captain, David Wright continued his throwing program on Tuesday as he played catch from 60-70 feet, making approximately 30 throws. Wright continues to make his throws away from admiring eyes as he looks to get his arm back to game shape while reportedly doing so on unknown backfields. Manager, Terry Collins spoke with the media regarding how Wright responded...

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Mets Morning Report: Michael Conforto Eyes A Bounceback Year

Good Morning everyone. New York Mets outfielder, Michael Conforto has an eye on reclaiming his status of being an everyday player for this team. Conforto spoke with the media regarding what his offseason brought him as he prepared to battle for a spot on the 2017 Mets opening day roster by getting himself in better shape. “I just changed my habits a little bit, my diet and just started...

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Mets Morning Report: Mets Enter 2017 With Some Swagger

Good Morning everyone. The boys are back in town as the full squad arrived in Port St. Lucie over the weekend. General Manager, Sandy Alderson spoke with the media on Sunday advising that the organization is “all-in” as they ready for battle in the 2017 season. “We’re all in here,” Alderson said. “I think it’s a credit to ownership that our payroll is as high as it is now given where...

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The Curse of the Mets’ Opening Day Starter

There was little surprise when Terry Collins announced that Noah Syndergaard would be the Mets Opening Day starter for the 2017 season.  And not just because he was the one Met who survived the attrition of the 2016 season; he was dominating throughout the year, and no game was ever too big for him.  While I am curious why he felt the need to add close to 20 pounds of muscle and hope it does not...

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Mets Morning Report: Yoenis Cespedes Is Focused On Baseball

Good Morning everyone. Yoenis Cespedes enters the 2017 season with big expectations and a new found security as he signed a four-year, $110 million contract in the offseason to stay in Queens. Manager, Terry Collins believes that his star slugger is poised to have a huge season. “Cespedes is determined to have a huge year,” Collins said. “He knows he’s now the guy on this team, and I think he’s...

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