Author: Patrick Glynn

Julio Teheran DFA’d; Dedniel Núñez Called Up

After just one start and eight outs, the Mets have designated Julio Teheran for assignment. In his place, they’ve called up reliever Dedniel Núñez, who will make his MLB debut over the coming days. The team had given Teheran a $2.5 million deal just last week once Tylor Megill went on the injured list. The contract was confusing given Teheran was not a viable long-term solution for the...

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Checking In On Offseason Additions—April 9

We’re 10 games into the 2024 season, and the Mets’ record sits at 4-6. It’s way too early to make full assumptions of the team or any individual player. But we knew coming into the season that David Stearns’ first offseason would, for the most part, be highlighted by rounding the roster out at its fringes. Let’s check in and see how primary players Stearns brought...

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Mets Put Together Best Team Offense of Season on Monday

The Mets’ win on Monday versus the Braves put together their best offensive performance of the season, getting 18 runners in base and scoring eight runs. It only took them 10 games to break out! That was done behind the strength of Brandon Nimmo, who launched two game-tying home runs in consecutive at-bats in the fifth (three-run) and seventh (solo) innings. He also extended the Mets’ lead...

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Mets Rained Out Tuesday vs. Tigers; Make Up on Thursday

The New York Mets on Tuesday announced their matchup versus the Detroit Tigers was postponed due to inclement weather. The team tried to play the game despite the weather forecast of rain just about all night. The game started in a delay, but it could never get underway. The game will be made up at 1:10 p.m. on Thursday. Adrian Houser was set to make his Mets debut opposite Casey Mize, the...

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Mets Offense Stuck in Mud to Start Season

The Mets are 0-4 for the first time in two decades, and their offense validates those results. There’s been a bit of a gap between the team’s expected statistics (average, slugging), and they’ve hit some really hard balls directly at defenders. Those defenders have seemed to make every play, too. But the results are the results so far: Scoring just one run in three of four...

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