Author: Patrick Glynn

3 Up 3 Down: Mets’ Winning Streak Hits Seven Games

The Mets kept winning this week with a quick two-game sweep of the Orioles, which saw a late-game comeback (and another Patrick Mazeika walk-off) on Tuesday and one of the more comfortable victories of the year on Wednesday. That’s seven wins in a row for a team that dropped to two games under .500 just a week ago after game one of last week’s doubleheader. The team is now 18-13 and...

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Morning Briefing: Matt Harvey Returns to Citi Field

Good morning, Mets fans! The Dark Knight… Returns? I don’t know, something like that. Matt Harvey will make a start in Citi Field —or against the Mets at all — today for the first time since being designated for assignment by the Mets in 2018. Harvey’s fall from Mets fans’ graces occurred as he was trying to work his way back into form from thoracic outlet syndrome...

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3 Up, 3 Down: Mets Sweep Diamondbacks With Rally RatCoon’s Help

The Mets swept a three-game series with the Arizona Diamondbacks over the weekend, notching their fifth straight win in the process. They sit at the top of the NL East again with a 16-13 record. This series featured much of what previous series did — wonderful pitching and offense that left runs to be desired. But the Mets scored four runs in three straight games, and they’ve now...

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Morosi: DeGrom Has ‘Good’ Prognosis, May Avoid IL Again

Jacob deGrom left his Sunday start with “right side tightness,” but he has a “good” prognosis and may have avoided anything serious, according to Jon Morosi. He had an MRI after the game, and Morosi says it “did not discover a serious or long-term injury.” Sunday’s injury, which manager Luis Rojas said deGrom was feeling more in his lower back, was...

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Mets Muster Just One Run, Lose Game 1 to St. Louis

The thing about Met killers is they don’t stop being Met killers. Paul DeJong, who on most days is an average major league hitter, continued his tormenting of the Mets. He placed a series of nails in the Mets’ coffin during the fifth inning (out of seven) with a two-run home run to put the Cardinals up 4-1 during Game 1 of Wednesday’s doubleheader. The Cardinals maintained that...

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