Author: Joe D

Syndergaard Sizzles, But Mets Fall To Marlins 7-4

The New York Mets were defeated by the Miami Marlins by a score of 7-4 on Wednesday afternoon in Jupiter. Lets begin with Matt Harvey. After an electrifying performance in his first spring start, today the big righthander came back to earth a little against the Marlins who tagged him for six hits and two runs in 2.2 innings of work. Harvey struck out two and walked one, and afterward admitted he...

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Mets Home Opener Nearly Sold Out, Standing Room Tickets Available

With limited ticket inventory available for the Mets’ April 13 Home Opener vs. the Philadelphia Phillies at Citi Field, the team has placed Standing Room Only (SRO) tickets on sale at Mets.com/OpeningDay and by phone at (718) 507-TIXX. A limited number of seats remain for Opening Day through the purchase of full and partial Season Ticket plans which feature exclusive benefits including:...

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Harvey Day Game Thread: Mets vs Marlins, 1:05 PM

The New York Mets travel to Jupiter on Wednesday to face the Miami Marlins at 1:05 PM. The game will not be broadcast on TV or radio, but you can follow along on Game Day at Mets.com. Mets ace Matt Harvey takes the mound and is slated to throw 50 pitches, or roughly 3-4 innings. He will be opposed by RHP Henderson Alvarez for Miami. Harvey was perfect in his last start, retiring all six batters...

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When The Bullet Hits The Bone

I wanted to share a conversation I had with a follower on Twitter tonight. It started out talking about Cesar Puello, but quickly veered into the Josh Edgin situation and how I believed the Mets dropped the ball this Winter by not bringing in a proven lefty reliever – which by the way was supposed to be one of the three team stated offseason goals. Then, as I took one quick look at my...

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Nieuwenhuis, Flores Stay Hot, But Mets Fall To Braves 3-2

The New York Mets traveled to Disney and lost to the Atlanta Braves by a score of 3-2. The Braves scored all three runs off starter Bartolo Colon who was scalped to the tune of three earned runs on five hits, a walk and a strikeout in three innings pitched. It really was just one bad inning for Colon, the third, when he was victimized by a two-run homer by first baseman Freddie Freeman. The...

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