The Mets took three of four games from the Rockies this week–a necessity, even down as many guys as they are. This team needs to stack wins against bad teams t0 give itself a buffer should the course correct itself when they start playing good ones with a roster like the one they have right now. They accomplished that this week behind stellar pitching (once again) from Jacob deGrom, Marcus...
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In the latest setback for injured Mets, J.D. Davis still isn’t swinging a bat after feeling soreness in his injured left hand last weekend. Davis returned to New York on Tuesday for “treatment,” and though further evaluations didn’t reveal any new structural damage, the pain hasn’t fully subsided. He hopes to start swinging a bat again this weekend and is currently taking it “day-by-day.” The...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Jacob deGrom returned from the injured list Tuesday and threw five solid innings for the Mets in a 3-1 win over the Rockies. DeGrom didn’t get the win, as a Tomás Nido two-run homer in the sixth is what put them up for good, but he was his usual self over his five innings. He struck out nine, hit 101.3 with his fastball, and he only allowed one run over 63 pitches....
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The Mets’ ace returned, and Tomás Nido came through in the clutch again to help give the Mets a 3-1 win over the Rockies Tuesday night. Jacob deGrom came back from right-side tightness tonight and made his first start in 16 days. He was normal Jacob deGrom, meaning he struck out a ton and gave up just a run. Luis Rojas only gave deGrom five innings and 63 pitches to do his work (it’s...
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The Mets’ lack of depth showed this series, pushing across just eight runs in three games (two in the final two games) against the Marlins, as the team dropped two of three to the Fish. The Mets finished their nine-game road trip 3-6, placing six more players on the injured list during that time. Yet, here we are at the end of the series talking about how the Mets are still in first place...
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