Author: Former Writer

Morning Briefing: Mets Get Another Breather with Day Off

Good morning, Mets fans! The Metropolitans were rained out on Mother’s Day, causing the team to reschedule for a single admission doubleheader with the Miami Marlins that will be played on Aug. 5. The team gets a second consecutive off day, as they head to Washington to begin a three-game set on Tuesday. Latest Mets News ICYMI: Both Steven Matz and Jason Vargas could return against Miami...

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Exclusive Interview With Conforto After Big Mets Win

I had a chance to chat with Michael Conforto after the Mets 11-2 thrashing of the Miami Marlins. I chatted with the Met outfielder about the urgency the Mets came to the game with, their eight-run first inning, and trying not to overthink too much in the batter’s box. Here is that interview:

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Zack Wheeler Cruises in Mets’ Rout of Marlins

On a night where the offense staked him to an early 8-0 lead in what went on to be a 11-2 win, Zack Wheeler mostly cruised against Miami on Friday night. Wheeler, 28, gave the Metropolitans everything they could ask for out of their starting pitcher. He went seven innings on the night while allowing two runs on nine hits while walking one and striking out eleven. Wheeler struggled a little bit...

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Talkin’ Mets: The Final Countdown for Callaway?

Today I am joined by Matt Cerrone of SNY’s Metsblog. We talk about Mickey Callaway’s job status, how the New York media treats the Mets vs. the Yankees, and if the league is tampering with the baseball to change the game for the next generation of fans. [iframe]<iframe...

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Players of the Week: Syndergaard and McNeil Reign Supreme

It was not the greatest of weeks for the Metropolitans as the team split a four-game series with the Cincinnati Reds prior to being swept by the Milwaukee Brewers. Noah Syndergaard though put on a clinic against the Reds while Jeff McNeil just continues to hit in what were some bright spots from this past week. Pitcher of the Week – Noah Syndergaard A complete game and a home run was all...

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