Thank you for joining us on the inaugural episode of “The Amazin’ Metscast.” Our first episode includes an interview with WOR’s Wayne Randazzo, who can be heard on the pre and postgame shows for the New York. We take a look at the first half of the season, the possible trade market and where this team could be headed in the second half. Please let us know what you think...
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“I’m beat” Those are the words uttered by Mets’ starting pitcher Jacob deGrom, and why Terry Collins opted with Bartolo Colon over him for that All-Star nod. Being ‘beat’ could describe a lot of what’s going on with the 2016 Mets. The Mets’ other ace, Noah Syndergaard was forced to miss the All Star game due to “arm fatigue” and the...
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There isn’t likely to be a big splash from the New York Mets come this August 1st trading deadline, as a Yoenis Cespedes type player does not seem to be in the cards for the team. Mike Puma of the New York Post spoke with “team sources” who have advised that the team is likely to target a reliable bullpen arm. According to team sources, Puma was advised that they are not...
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Yoenis Cespedes has proven that his performance with the New York Mets last season was not a fluke but just a preview of how well he could perform over a 162-game season. With “La Potencia” being the heart of this offense, it may be time to approach him to discuss a contract extension to keep him in Queens. Prior to this season, Cespedes signed a three-year, $75 million deal. The...
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The New York Mets have released their rotation coming out of the All Star break, reports ESPN’s Adam Rubin. On Friday, the Mets will have Bartolo Colon on the mound to kick the second half off against Jeremy Hellickson and the Phillies at Citizens Bank Park. In 98.2 innings, the surprising 43-year old All Star has pitched to the tune of a 3.28 ERA over 17 starts. Following Colon will be...
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