Author: Joe D

Agony and Ecstasy Unfold as Dodgers Top Nationals in Wild Finish

The look in the dugout said it all. The smiles, the joy, it was all there. And why not… After a pitching duel between two young and talented starting pitchers left the score knotted at 2-2, the Washington Nationals jumped out in front of the Los Angeles Dodgers in beautiful and balmy Chavez Ravine. Let’s cut to the action… With Washington looking to snap a four game skid, up...

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Mets Expect Bartolo Colon To Make His Next Start On Sunday

Manager Terry Collins told reporters during his pregame press conference, that the swelling in Bartolo Colon’s thumb has subsided considerably. The team now expects him to make his regularly scheduled start on Sunday, when the Mets will play the Braves in Atlanta. Original Report – June 21 Bartolo Colon was removed from the game after being struck in the right thumb by a line drive...

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Mets Will Hold Private Workout For Cuban Free Agent Yulieski Gourriel

Mets general manager Sandy Alderson said that the team will hold a private workout for Cuban free agent Yulieski Gourriel. “We’re going to do our due diligence on that player,” Alderson said Tuesday. “We have made arrangements to do that. At the same time, that player hasn’t seen live pitching for weeks, if not months.” “It’s not clear how long a player in that situation would take to be...

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Mets Place Jim Henderson On DL, Recall Sean Gilmartin

The Mets have placed Jim Henderson on the disabled list with right biceps tendinitis and have recalled Sean Gilmartin from Triple-A Las Vegas. Henderson had initially been diagnosed with a right shoulder impingement and was listed as day to day. Gilmartin, 26, will wear #36 and will be available for tonight’s game. Gilmartin was 8-3 with a 4.48 ERA (35 earned runs/70.1 innings) in 12 starts for...

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Trading Places: Colon Pitching Tonight, Syndergaard Tomorrow

The Mets have just announced that Noah Syndergaard will not pitch tonight against the Kansas City Royals as planned. Instead, Bartolo Colon will pitch tonight and Syndergaard will start against the Royals in Wednesday’s finale. Though the Mets have given no reason, it’s obvious they made this move so that Syndergaard will face the Nationals next Monday in DC. Had he pitched tonight...

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