Author: James Villani

Sean Reid-Foley Set To Undergo Tommy John Surgery

It was announced Tuesday evening by general manager Billy Eppler that right-handed relief pitcher Sean Reid-Foley will undergo Tommy John surgery. He is scheduled to get the surgery on Wednesday. Reid-Foley reportedly partially tore his UCL during New York’s April 30th loss against the Philadelphia Phillies. He left the game in the eighth inning with trainers. After the contest it was...

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Terrific Offense Leads Mets Past Phillies 10-6, Capture Another Series

The New York Mets concluded their second series of the season with the Philadelphia Phillies at Citi Field on Sunday night. Entering the game the Mets were gunning for a team-record seventh consecutive series win to begin the season. Well, they successfully did so as they defeated Zach Eflin and the Philadelphia Phillies 10-6. This thanks to a terrific effort from the offense, led by Dominic...

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Sean Reid-Foley Has Partially Torn UCL, Evaluating Options

Last night during the New York Mets’ 4-1 defeat against the Philadelphia Phillies, reliever Sean Reid-Foley left the game in the eighth inning. He left with trainers with two outs in the inning after feeling what was described as right elbow discomfort. Before leaving, he gave up a solo home run to Phillies’ slugger Rhys Hoskins. After the game, he was quoted as saying, “Arm...

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How Exactly Has The Mets’ Bullpen Been Performing?

A lot has gone right for the New York Mets thus far this season. The team is 15-7 and on top of the NL East. Headed into tonight’s contest against Philadelphia, New York has yet to lose a series. Overall, their win percentage is tied for the fourth-best in Mets’ history to begin a season. However, there is one aspect fetching much scorn from fans. That being the bullpen. Despite last...

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Five Mets Pitchers Combine for Second No-Hitter in Franchise History

The New York Mets did something as a team that had only happened once before in the organization’s 60 year history. On Friday night against the Philadelphia Phillies at Citi Field, the New York Mets threw a no-hitter. This is the second no-hitter the Mets have thrown through the 9,499 games played as an organization. Furthermore, unlike Johan Santana’s legendary no-hitter performance back on...

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