Author: Mojo Hill

Luis Guillorme Is Showing Off With The Bat and Glove

One of the season’s biggest surprises for the Mets, particularly in the last few days, has been none other than swift-footed infielder Luis Guillorme. Always known for his crisp fielding but a high-contact, low-power bat, Guillorme has succeeded since he started receiving regular playing time on Tuesday. With his performance on Friday, in which he recorded three hits including a double and...

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Morning Briefing: Mets Back In The Loss Column

Good Morning, Mets fans! The Mets’ one-game winning streak was short-lived, as they fell in the first game of a two-game set to the Nationals last night, 5-3. Rick Porcello takes the mound tonight against Nats ace Max Scherzer. Latest Mets News Newest Met Billy Hamilton’s flight from New York was delayed due to the weather, so he took a car service instead, per Jacob Resnick of MMO....

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Mets Recall RHP Franklyn Kilome

The Mets have placed catcher Rene Rivera on the injured list with a hyperextended left elbow and recalled right-handed pitcher Franklyn Kilome, per Tim Britton of The Athletic. Kilome originally came up with the Phillies organization, and was traded to the Mets in 2018 in the Asdrubal Cabrera deal. He made seven starts for the Rumble Ponies in 2018, posting a 4.03 ERA and 9.9 K/9 before going...

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Morning Briefing: Porcello Seeking Redemption

Good Morning, Mets fans! After another frustrating loss last night, the Mets travel to Atlanta for a four-game set starting tonight at 7:10 EST. The Mets opened the season with a three-game series against the Braves, losing two out of three. Rick Porcello will try to redeem himself in his second start as a Met. Latest Mets News The Mets made several roster moves including selecting Brian Dozier...

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Michael Wacha Solid In First Mets Start

After Rick Porcello’s clunker on Sunday, the Mets really needed a strong starting pitching performance, and Michael Wacha delivered that in his first appearance as a Met against the Red Sox on Monday. When the Mets needed it most, Wacha went five innings and gave up one run on five hits and a walk, along with four strikeouts. His offspeed stuff in particular was effective, as he kept...

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