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Good Fundies Episode 22: Hello, Welcome to New York. Boo.

Roger eulogized the late Jacob ‘deGrominator’ deGrom before he cursed the day the Warthen Slider was invented. Brian got into Jay Bruce’s troubles and if he would shoot him out of a cannon before the also struggling Travis d’Arnaud. The two discussed if Lucas Duda should get some more playing time in these final days before a listener asked why they pick on James Loney so...

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Lucas Duda Could Return to Lineup Soon

Prior to Thursday’s amazin’ win, manager Terry Collins and Lucas Duda spoke to the media regarding the first baseman’s availability. Since his return to the lineup on September 18, Duda has yet to see much action, only getting the one start. That though could be about to change. “He’s feeling a lot better today — he said he’s feeling better in the batting cage — and he’s...

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It Was An Amazin’ Night For The Mets

Thursday night’s game could not have been scripted any better. The game exemplified the season in every way possible. They were up, then they were down. They were up again and then they were down again. They though persevered, making way for the most dramatic comeback of the season as they defeated the Phillies by a score of 9-8 in 11 innings. Asdrubal Cabrera continued his torrid month...

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Matz Scratched From Friday Start With Sore Shoulder, Likely Out For Season

The New York Mets have announced that Steven Matz will not make his scheduled start on Friday night vs the Phillies because of shoulder soreness. Gabriel Ynoa will get the start in his place. It now appears that Matz is out for the season. Seth Lugo and Robert Gsellman will both likely pitch in a division series if the Mets get that far, as Ynoa continues in rotation to run out the rest of the...

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Asdrubal Cabrera Continues To Smash At The Plate

Asdrubal Cabrera continues to amaze, smacking a two-run homer into the Coca Cola Corner to put the Mets on the board in the first inning last night. It was the 21st blast of the season for Cabrera and his 20th as a shortstop in 2016, surpassing Jose Reyes’ 19 homers in 2006 for the most home runs by a Mets shortstop in a single season. Three of Cabrera’s last eight home runs dating...

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