Author: Former Writer

Talkin’ Mets: The Mets vs. The Media

Today I host an extended podcast as I dive into the controversy that took place in the Mets locker room after Sunday’s game. Before we get to that, the original plan was to hear my good friend Jim “Mojo” Morrison discuss the Syracuse Mets trip to Charlotte and his observations on Mets prospect Anthony Kay. Mojo works Gameday Operations for the Charlotte Knights and knows the International...

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Morning Briefing: Mets Head to Philadelphia as Chaos Ensues

Good morning Mets fans! The New York Metropolitans wrapped up their weekend in chaotic fashion after dropping the series finale to the Chicago Cubs by a score of 5-3 in depressing and deflating fashion. After the game, an altercation occurred between Mets manager, Mickey Callaway, pitcher Jason Vargas and Newsday beat reporter, Tim Healey. The team yet again has become the circus we have all...

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Morning Briefing: David Ortiz Making Good Progress

Good morning, Mets fans! On Saturday, the Mets defeated the Cubs 10-2. Starter Zack Wheeler went seven innings and gave up just one run. He also collected five strikeouts. Pete Alonso hit his 26th home run and Jeff McNeil collected two hits, increasing his multi-hit game streak to five. Chris Flexen finished off the game as he went two innings and gave up one run. Today, the Mets face the Cubs...

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Matz Takes a Step Back After Rough Outing

Steven Matz and the Mets were hoping to build upon what was a wonderful pitching performance from Jacob deGrom the night before. It though was not to be as the southpaw struggled against the current class of the NL East as the Metropolitans fell to the Braves by a score of 7-2. Matz, 28, would go on to pitch just five-plus innings on Wednesday night while allowing five runs on six hits. He would...

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Jacob DeGrom Almost Goes the Distance in Rout of Braves

The New York Mets held a team meeting prior to their middle game of a three-game set in Atlanta against the first place Braves. They would turn to their ace, Jacob deGrom, the reigning CY Young Award winner in hopes of turning things around and getting their season back on track. Jake would deliver in a big way. DeGrom, who turned 31 on Wednesday, was magnificent in a game they truly needed him...

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