Author: Matt Mancuso

Morning Briefing: Mets Get Day Off After Yesterday’s Split

Good morning, Mets fans! There’s only 24 Days until Opening Day! Today, the Mets have an off-day. Clover Park will be locked up and players will be able to do whatever their hearts desire. Mets baseball will resume on Tuesday against the Marlins. Noah Syndergaard is among the Mets hurlers that will make an appearance. The Mets had two split-squad games yesterday, winning one and losing the...

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Morning Briefing: Syndergaard To Get First Spring Tune Up

Good morning, Mets fans! Noah Syndergaard will make his first start of the spring today against the Houston Astros. The game will be televised on SNY at 1:10 p.m and will be played at Clover Field. On Tuesday, Ryley Gilliam struggled in his 0.2 of an inning of work as the Mets lost to the Tigers 9-6. Tim Tebow swatted a two-run homer to left. Latest Mets News  J.D. Davis left the game in the...

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Wacha Makes Case For Rotation Spot

Four hours after The New York Post learned the Mets aren’t guaranteeing a rotation spot to Michael Wacha, the lanky right-hander helped his case with a successful spring training outing. Wacha pitched two scoreless frames to open up the game for the Amazin’s. In the first inning, he retired Cameron Maybin and Jonathan Schoop before getting into trouble. Miguel Cabrera laced a single...

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Morning Briefing: Mets Looking For First Spring Training Win

Good morning, Mets fans! Today, the Mets will play their third game of the spring, taking on the Nationals at 1:05 p.m. The game will be played at FITTEAM Ballpark in the Palm Beaches and will not be televised or available to be heard on radio. Anthony DiComo of MLB.com tweeted out that the group of Mets pitchers expected to make an appearance include David Peterson, Paul Sewald, Jordan...

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Three Starters Battling For Two Slots

Steven Matz recently spoke to Mike Puma of The New York Post about the uncertainty surrounding his role in the Mets pitching staff entering the 2020 campaign. This offseason, the Mets picked up a pair of right-handed starting pitchers in Michael Wacha and Rick Porcello. Porcello hasn’t capitalized on his 2015 Cy Young award-winning season, but has settled into durable hurler capable of...

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