Author: Mojo Hill

Mets Are Getting a Glimpse of Their Future This Spring

There’s a lot for Mets fans to be excited about right now. The obvious is the acquisition of Francisco Lindor, but as we dive into 2021, the next wave of talent is starting to slowly reveal itself. The Mets invited a handful of their top prospects to major league camp, including Pete Crow-Armstrong and Ronny Mauricio who are just 18 and 19, respectively. Crow-Armstrong has yet to even play...

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Mets’ Game Against Astros Moved to 1:00 PM on Saturday

The Mets’ matchup against the Astros in West Palm Beach on Saturday that was originally scheduled for 6:30 p.m. has been moved up to 1:00 p.m., per Tim Healey of Newsday. The move comes due to inclement weather later in the day. As has been common this spring, it will be a seven-inning game. Mets ace Jacob deGrom is scheduled to make his 2021 Grapefruit League debut in this game. He will...

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Luis Rojas Comments On J.D. Davis, Pitching Staff

Mets manager Luis Rojas spoke with the media on Saturday, after addressing the media for the first time this spring just a day prior. He spoke about J.D. Davis, who has obviously made strides with his bat but remains a question mark defensively. Rojas praised the progress he’s made in the field, and even called him a versatile player. “Defensively, he’s come a long...

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Opinion: Mets Have Quietly Bolstered Rotation Depth

It’s funny, right? It feels so recent yet so long ago that the Mets could legitimately say they employed one of the most exciting rotations in baseball. At this point, those aspirations are in the past and the team has essentially had to rebuild their starting staff. Jacob deGrom has really been the only outlier, the one guy who has stuck with them through it all and been a consistently...

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Matt Harvey Signs Minor League Deal With Orioles

Matt Harvey has found a new home. The Orioles have signed him to a minor league deal, according to Jon Heyman of MLB Network. The former Met was, of course, once dominant in his time in Queens. In 2013, he posted a 2.27 ERA and 6.9 fWAR, and he led the Mets to a World Series in 2015. It’s been a downhill dive ever since, as he hasn’t been the same since having to undergo thoracic...

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