Matt Harvey’s next start will be on Sunday night against the crosstown rival New York Yankees, but the question on everyone’s mind will be, how much will Harvey pitch in that game, given that Matt is approaching his innings limit? “We’re going to keep a very close eye on him,” manager Terry Collins said. “The Yankees will decide when he comes out, but it...
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Relax. It’s just two games. While the Mets may have dropped two of three to the Miami Marlins after returning home from an 8-2 road trip, all is still well in Flushing. The Mets came back to Citi Field on Monday night red hot, riding a seven game winning streak that was pushed to eight after winning the first of three. The last two nights they ran into a buzzsaw, scoring just a total of...
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According to Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports, Mets Vice President of player development and scouting Paul DePodesta is open to being a General Manager once again. That is as long as he’s in the right situation with the right people. He was a former GM for the Dodgers back in 2004 which was his first season at the helm. In that year, the Dodgers won their first playoff game in 16 years. But the...
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Jon Morosi of Fox Sports, says that our very own New York Mets have the best outfield in all of baseball right now. Led by the “Yo” show, Yoenis Cespedes has put up such incredibly gaudy numbers that he has put himself into the NL MVP conversation. Cespedes has hit a career-high 35 home runs (tied for eighth in the majors), 17 home runs since joining the Mets on August 1st, tied for...
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Stat Line: 5 IP, 6 R, 10 H, 5 SO, 0 BB Jacob deGrom was ineffective again on Tuesday night against the Marlins, continuing a stretch that has seen him post a 6.41 ERA and a .327 opposing batting average over his last five starts. “It was just a start where in the fourth and fifth inning, I couldn’t locate the ball and left it over the middle,” deGrom said. “I felt fine early...
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