Author: Michael Mayer

Five Takeaways From Mets Game 2 Loss

Last night the Mets and Jacob deGrom got knocked out early as they were unable to solve Johnny Cueto. The series is not getting off to the start the Mets or their fans would have hoped for after being completely dominated and heading back to Citi Field down two games. Here’s what you can takeaway from the loss last night: 1. The Royals offense is better than I thought they would be and did...

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Five Takeaways From Mets Game 1 Loss

The Mets lost last night in what felt like a grueling 14-round prize fight with each team suffering body blows before the Royals delivered the knock out punch against Bartolo Colon. Here are five things you should take away from Game 1: 1. The Royals bullpen was as good as advertised, allowing only one unearned run in eight innings of work topped off by Game 4 starter Chris Young who now has 15...

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Gavin Cecchini Among Four Mets On USA Premier Roster

The Mets announced that four Mets prospects will join Team USA that is heading to Taipei to play in the WBSC Premier 12 Tournament that starts on November 10th against the Dominican Republic. The roster is headlined by shortstop prospect Gavin Cecchini who is listed as Mets #4 prospect according to MLB Pipeline. Cecchini hit .317/.377/.442 this year for the Binghamton Mets while being named the...

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Mets Shortstop Prospect Amed Rosario Injures Wrist

Update: Rosario will not play for the Aguilas this season. Rosters become MLB player heavy in November and they do not want to risk having him play. The Mets top shortstop prospect Amed Rosario injured his wrist during the preseason workouts in the Dominican Winter League for the Aguilas Cibaenas. It is said to be a minor injury to the right wrist and he currently has a wrap on the hand. Rosario...

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Featured Post: No Time For Sorrow, Mets Have A Series To Win

When Daniel Murphy came to the plate in the 8th winning as the go-ahead run I thought for sure that he would find a way to get a hit to at least tie the game for the Mets. My heart and stomach dropped when he flied out with the realization that the Mets would have to travel to Los Angeles for Game 5. After the complete debacle in Game 2 and the dominance by the Mets in Game 3, we end up exactly...

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