Author: Jordan Baron

MVP! Francisco Lindor Powers Mets to NLCS

When the darkest hour approaches, when the sky seems to be falling when you’ve been backed so far into a corner that you can’t even see the direction from which you came, those who believe will emerge into the spotlight. It’s safe to say that Francisco Lindor is a certified believer. The 30-year-old shortstop continued his reign of terror on his opponents this postseason on Wednesday night,...

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Maton and Mets’ Offense Fail to Close Out Brewers

If there’s one thing we all know about the New York Mets, success doesn’t come easy.  That is for sure. After pulling ahead to an early 3-1 lead in game two of the National League Wild Card Series against the Brewers on Wednesday evening, the roof came crashing down. Multiple innings of missed opportunities from the Mets offense, followed by a Phil Maton meltdown in the eighth, saw the Brew Crew...

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Lindsanity Takes Over Toronto

Many of us New York fans remember the famed “Linsanity” run, as Knicks guard Jeremy Lin took over New York media for the better part of a month. Now, thanks to Mets play-by-play commentator Gary Cohen, we’ve got a new and improved version: Lindsanity.  Named after Mets star shortstop Francisco Lindor, who inserted himself further into the National League MVP conversation with another great...

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Jesse Winker Playing Key Role in Mets Playoff Push

The Mets won their seventh in a row last night in, dare I say, grand fashion. That’s right, folks – the orange and blue were powered to an 8-3 victory over the Red Sox on Wednesday evening, with a little help from the walk, and a little more help from the left-handed bat of trade deadline acquisition Jesse Winker. Winker, acquired from the Nationals back in July, turned a level swing on a...

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The Woes Continue for Edwin Díaz

The time has come to examine what’s going on with Edwin Díaz. The All-Star closer, trumpet-loving Díaz, who has previously established himself as one of the best and most promising young relief pitchers in the league, has certainly disappointed so far this season. His recent outing in San Diego was brief, as he entered a tied game and surrendered a walk-off home run in a contest that stunned the...

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