Author: John Flanigan

Wright Completes Five Innings, Draws Walk in Second Rehab Appearance

In his second minor league rehab appearance with the St. Lucie Mets, David Wright went 0-for-1 with a walk and a strikeout. “Hopefully the results come, but that isn’t my number one concern right now. My main concern is just trying to catch up to the speed of the game,” Wright told reporters postgame. In the field, he fielded a grounder for the first time, as he stepped on...

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Jay Bruce to Begin Minor League Rehab Assignment Tomorrow

According to Mike Puma of the NY Post, New York Mets outfielder Jay Bruce will head to Port St. Lucie tomorrow to begin a minor league rehab assignment with the St. Lucie Mets. The 31-year old has been on the disabled list since June 17 due to a hip strain, amongst other ailments. Bruce was signed to a three year, $39 million deal this offseason, and he been a major disappointment both...

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Callaway Feels DeGrom’s Record Shouldn’t Factor in Cy Young Voting

According to Laura Albanese of Newsday, Mets manager Mickey Callaway told the media pregame that he feels Jacob deGrom’s win/loss record should not factor in the National League Cy Young voting. “If the season ended now, he should win it, deGrom doing this with such limited support is one of the greatest pitching accomplishments I’ve ever seen,” Callaway said. Callaway was also adamant that...

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Mets Reportedly Pulled Three Year Extension Offer from Neil Walker

The Mets and 2B Neil Walker were never able to come to an agreement on a contract extension this offseason. Earlier in the season, Ken Davidoff of the New York Post reported that during the 2016-2017 offseason Walker’s representatives initially rejected a $42 million extension, only to attempt to accept it later on. This afternoon, Steven Marcus of Newsday reported that Walker told him there was...

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Enough Nonsense, It’s Peter Alonso’s Time To Shine

With his improved play these past couple of weeks, Mets first base prospect Peter Alonso is now hitting a combined .289/.405/.571 with a .976 OPS, 24 doubles, 29 home runs, and is the first minor league player to 100+ RBI’s (105) this season. These are some incredible numbers, even after he got off to a slow start in Triple-A. Alonso has made some major adjustment of late, and is hitting...

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