Author: Joe D

Mets Open Up 1.5 Game Lead For Home Field Advantage

Before the Mets rolled into Cincinnati for their four-game series against the Reds at Great American Ball Park, the Los Angeles Dodgers had opened up a 2.5 game lead in the battle for home field advantage in the National League Divisional Series. However, after the Mets completed a sweep of the Reds this weekend and clinched the NL East division title in the process, the Dodgers on the other...

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Mets Clinch Division: Reactions and Photos From An Incredible Day

For a passionate, patient and long-suffering fan base, clinching the NL East Title was an indescribable feeling of exhilaration and emotion. There were tears of joy everywhere. “We deserve this, the fans deserve it, the City of New York deserves it,” David Wright said. “I’m glad we could deliver for them. I can’t be more excited or more proud to wear the orange and blue. To be able to...

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Terry Collins On Matt Harvey: Que Sera, Sera

Que sera, sera… Whatever will be, will be… The future’s not ours to see… Que sera, sera… That’s basically what Terry Collins told reporters on Friday night when he was asked how many innings or how many pitches Matt Harvey was going to throw on Saturday when the Mets take on the Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ball Park in a 4:00 PM start. “I...

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Start Spreading The News…

After a convincing 6-4 victory against the Cincinnati Reds on Thursday night, the New York Mets (86-67) are on the brink of their first postseason in nine years. With the Washington Nationals losing again to the Baltimore Orioles before the Mets even took the field on Thursday, the Mets’ magic number to clinch the National League East title has been slashed to three. The Mets increased their...

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Where’s The Offense? Where’s The Swagger?

While Matt Cerrone of MetsBlog wonders where the offense is, Kevin Kernan of the New York Post takes it one step further and asks if the Mets have lost their swagger. “This isn’t Panic City, yet, but it’s not a good vibe around the Mets as they dropped two straight to the Braves and head out to play two more terrible teams — the Reds and Phillies — before finishing the season at home with...

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