Author: Mojo Hill

OTD In 2016: Bartolo Colon Made The Impossible Happen

“It’s out of here! Bartolo has done it! The impossible has happened! […] This is one of the great moments in the history of baseball!” It may seem like it was a thousand years ago at this point, but it was in fact four years ago today that Bartolo Colon hit his first (and last, probably) home run at the ripe age of 42. Colon made a name for himself during his three years...

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Mets To Air Classic Games Including 1969 World Series

The Mets announced on Monday that they will be airing some classic games on SNY on this week. They will be airing the entire 1969 World Series, when the Mets cruised by the Baltimore Orioles 4-games-to-1 for their first title in franchise history. They will start with game one, which airs on Monday, May 4 (tonight) at 7:30 p.m. EST. Additionally, the network will be airing Johan Santana’s...

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Mets Offer Ticket Refunds and Credit Through End of April

  The Mets announced that their pandemic ticket policy currently covers games through the end of April. This policy encourages that fans take credit to be used on purchases in the future. The Mets are also offering a 20% bonus to season-ticket holders as well as a 10% bonus to individual and group ticket buyers. Fans can also take a refund for the impacted games in lieu of receiving credit...

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MMO Top 5 Prospects: Catcher

No. 5 Hayden Senger Age: April 3, 1997 (23)  Bats/Throws: R/R  2019 Level: Columbia (A) Acquired: Selected in the 24th round of the 2018 Amateur Draft from Miami University of Ohio 2019 Stats: 353 PA, .230/.324/.345, 21 2B, 1 3B, 4 HR, 36 RBI, 0 SB, 0 CS, 25 BB, 64 K Senger unsurprisingly regressed in his first full season of professional baseball, after he posted a .411 OBP in limited action...

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Rob Manfred Talks Potential Baseball Return, Red Sox Investigation

In an interview with Scott Van Pelt of ESPN on Wednesday night, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred spoke about the current status of baseball operations and gave fans a sense of when they may be returning to action. “Baseball will be back,” Manfred said. “Whenever it’s safe to play, we’ll be back. Our fans will be back. Our players will be back. And we will be part of the...

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