Author: Patrick Glynn

Morning Briefing: St. Lucie Mets Win Low-A Division Title

Good morning, Mets fans! The St. Lucie Mets won the East division in the Low-A Southeastern league with a 60-55 record. They won four of their last five games to take the edge over the Jupiter Hammerheads (61-56), an affiliate of the Miami Marlins. It’s the first time the St. Lucie Mets have won any division titles since 2016. The Mets’ Low-A affiliate saw partial seasons from some...

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Mets Playoff Odds Sit At 0.5%

Well, it’s not ideal, but there’s a chance? Heading into Sunday, the Mets’ playoff odds sit at just 0.5%, per Fangraphs. Those odds are split up at 0.4% chance of still winning the NL East over the Braves and Phillies, and less than 0.1% of a chance of winning the second Wild Card spot. The Wild Card odds were drilled into the ground after losing five straight to the Cardinals...

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Morning Briefing: Seattle To Host 2023 All-Star Game

Good morning, Mets fans! The Seattle Mariners and T-Mobile Park will host the 2023 All-Star game, according to ESPN’s Jeff Passan. The Dodgers and their iconic Dodger Stadium will be the hosts of the 2022 game, scheduled to take place July 19. So now the question remains: will Pete Alonso travel to Seattle to defend his Home Run Derby crown? Let’s get into the morning briefing....

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Mets Fall 7-6 to Cardinals In Extras

It’s not a dagger, but the blade heading for the Mets’ playoff chances inched closer Tuesday as they fell 7-6 to the St. Louis Cardinals in extra innings. With every team ahead of them in the NL East and Wild Card races losing, the Mets had a chance to pick up a game on everyone–including St. Louis–by beating the Cardinals. The Redbirds had other plans. It started when...

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Mets & Yankees Join Pregame For 9/11 Ceremonies

Saturday’s game between the Mets and Yankees at Citi Field was one of the more thrilling (and heartbreaking) experiences Mets fans went through all season, but the real emotion and gravity of the day–September 11, 2021–came from the pregame ceremonies remembering the lives lost 20 years previous. Before the game, both New York teams straddled the base lines...

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