The New York Mets (25-18) defeated the Milwaukee Brewers (18-26) by a score of 3-1 at Citi Field Sunday afternoon. The Mets swept the Brewers and will look to keep things rolling as they head into another series with the division leading Nationals. Pitching: Noah Syndergaard was incredible today. There isn’t much left to say about this man as he has clearly emerged as one of the most dominant...
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I am joined by MMO contributor and nationally syndicated talk show host, Tim Donner. Tonight’s show is long, but chock full of great discussion and debate. The Mets ended the homestand on a high note, sweeping the Milwaukee Brewers before heading to DC for a three game series against the Washington Nationals. During the show Tim and I discuss a variety of ways to improve the Mets offense....
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New York Mets pitcher, Jacob deGrom’s season struggles continued in yesterday’s 5-4 win over the Brewers. For the second time this season, Jake was only able to get through five innings of work. In a not so familiar way, he struggled, unable to have the pinpoint control he normally does. He allowed a season-high four runs, while walking three. He gave up five hits, but still was able...
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The New York Mets have made it official and announced that Matt Harvey will get the start on Tuesday against the Washington Nationals in DC. On Saturday morning, Harvey pitched a few innings in a simulated game off the mound at Citi Field under the watchful eyes of pitching coach Dan Warthen. Harvey is coming off the shortest and worst start of his career – allowing nine runs (six earned)...
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In a game where they needed their rookie southpaw to provide them with a big start, he did just that. After back-to-back drubbings, courtesy of the Washington Nationals, the Mets needed to come up big against an inferior team. It did not start out pretty, Steven Matz allowed a two-run homer in the first to Chris Carter. All of #MetsTwitter was already in a rage, but fret not as Matz came to...
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