In 2015, Curtis Granderson was the catalyst for this Mets offense. Some would say as Curtis went, so did the team in general last season. That same magic from the “Grandy-man” has sorely been missed for the majority of this season, until recently. With the Mets trailing 4-0 in the house of horrors known as Turner Field, Granderson would begin the comeback for this team on what seemed...
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The New York Mets (75-66) defeated the Atlanta Braves (54-87) by a score of 6-4 at Turner Field Friday evening. With the win, the Mets will stay a half a game ahead of the Cardinals for the second wild-card spot and have a chance at overtaking the Giants for the first wild card spot. The Giants are currently losing to the Diamondbacks in Arizona. Pitching: Robert Gsellman took the hill for the...
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After Brian and Roger debated over whether or not anybody will get the references to Wilmer Flores’ favorite show ‘Friends’, they talked Tim Tebow, how the Mets have become unstoppable, and whom to blame for Michael Conforto not being his old amazing self this season. Then they welcomed MetsBlog founder Matthew Cerrone. Him and Brian admitted they thought the season was over...
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It has been an interesting year for this Mets team. Decimated by injuries, the team has stayed afloat. Manager, Terry Collins had been under severe scrutiny at various points of the season, he though weathered the storm. His team is now in sole possession of the second Wild Card spot and only a half game back of the top one. “I don’t care who is not here. There are no excuses here. They...
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3 Up 1. The ReplaceMets The Mets opened the series against the Cincinnati Reds just hours after they wrapped up their series against the Nationals late Sunday night. It was a quick turnaround, so Terry Collins opted to go with the B lineup for the early afternoon game. Luckily the Mets didn’t miss a beat. In particular, Matt Reynolds, who was operating on less sleep than anybody on the Mets, had...
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