College is supposed to be about finding an identity. That’s what they tell you when you first walk in past the gates into a crowded dorm full of strangers. Personally, I was fortunate to come in with one. The identity of being a Mets fan is a badge of honor that I’ve worn ever since I was able to follow a baseball game. It’s one of the first things that people associate with...
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The New York Mets 23 year-old ace, Noah Syndergaard has found himself off to a great start in his first full season as a major league pitcher. Syndergaard has captivated baseball fans around the world this season with his superb pitching. The right-hander has also taken his health into his own hands over the past year, turning to juices to keep himself in check. Syndergaard spoke with Ken...
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New York Mets rookie southpaw, Steven Matz struggled in the team’s 5-3 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers in Sunday’s matinee series finale. For the second consecutive start, Matz has struggled after cruising through April and May. Sunday’s loss saw Matz throw six innings while allowing five runs, four of which were earned. He allowed nine hits on the day, while striking out five...
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The Mets just finished a uninspiring and bizarre 10-game road trip that saw them finish at 5-5. I discuss whether Sandy Alderson needs a trade that puts the “chips to to the center of the table” in 2016. Are Ryan Braun and Jonathan Lucroy available? If so, would they be a great fit for this team? I talk about how it would require trading Michael Conforto – a risk – but...
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The New York Mets (34-28) were defeated by the Milwaukee Brewers (30-33) by a score of 5-3 at Miller Park on Sunday afternoon. They split the series two games apiece. Pitching: Steven Matz was on the mound today and this wasn’t his best effort. Matz pitched six innings but gave up nine hits, allowing 5 runs (4 earned), walking none, and striking out five. Compounding matters, his defense...
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