Author: Jordan Baron

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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Jesse Winker Loves Playing at Citi Field

Jesse Winker simply could not have chosen a better time for his first home run as a New York Met. The Mets needed the rubber game against the Orioles. Heading into a daunting 10-game road trip against multiple teams in front of them in the Wild Card standings, a two-of-three series at home would be massive for the spirits. Unfortunately, it looked as if those spirits were to be dashed, as some...

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Pete Alonso’s Four-Hit Night Powers Mets to Victory

It seems that the Polar Bear was hungry on Wednesday evening.  Pete Alonso, fan favorite and much-needed power bat usually residing right smack in the middle of the Mets lineup, silenced the critics on Wednesday against the Athletics, going 4-for-4 with 3 RBIs and a home run in the Mets’ 9-1 victory. His first hit came in the bottom half of the second, when he punched a base hit off the...

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Mark Vientos Playing Like One of MLB’s Best Third Basemen

2024 thus far has been the year of the unexpected. By mid-May, most of us expected the Mets to be far out of the playoff picture for the rest of the season, selling at the deadline and gearing up for a run in 2025. Nevertheless, the never-say-die Mets went on a tear, slingshotting themselves forward as the best team in baseball over a 45-game span, and inserting themselves right back into the...

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