Author: Patrick Glynn

Sweet Sweep! Stroman Shuts Down Phils, 4-0, as Mets Grab Nightcap

The Mets completed a sweep of the doubleheader with the Phillies Tuesday with a 4-0 win in Game 2. Marcus Stroman pitched six shutout innings, and Brandon Nimmo continued his hot start with three RBI to lead the Mets tonight. Now let’s get into the game. On The Mound Marcus Stroman pitched a gem today for his second start (okay, third, technically) of the year. After only throwing nine...

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3 Up, 3 Down: Mets Split Washed Out Series With Marlins

The New York Mets’ inconsistent play continued into the second series of the year as they split two games with the Miami Marlins, with Sunday’s finale suspended due to rain and rescheduled for August 31. The home opener ended with controversy, and the second game was riddled with frustration, so let’s get into the ups and downs of the two games. 3 Up Jacob deGrom’s Pitch...

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3 Up, 3 Down: Mets Stumble Out Of Gate Against Phillies

  The Mets dropped two of three to the Philadelphia Phillies in their first series of the year. Please take everything you’re about to read with red SMALL SAMPLE SIZE plastered to your screen like you’re reading a classified document. In the name of Space Jam, I need Daffy Duck to stamp SMALL SAMPLE SIZE on the forehead of anyone who makes too big a deal out of anything that...

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Morning Briefing: Fernando Tatis Jr. Injures Shoulder

Good morning, Mets fans! Late Monday night, Fernando Tatis Jr. took a rip at a curveball and immediately crumbled in pain. A report from Jon Heyman says the superstar suffered a “subluxation of the left shoulder,” which Heyman clarified is a partial dislocation of the shoulder. He seemed to avoid major damage, though, as Padres general manager AJ Preller said the hope is he only...

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Alonso, Smith Power Mets to 8-4 Win Over Phillies

The Mets notched their first win of the season Tuesday night with an 8-4 over the Philadelphia Phillies. Dominic Smith got the Mets charged up with a two-run home run in the fourth, then a four-run seventh inning gave the Mets the remainder of the runs they needed. Marcus Stroman also shined in his first start of the year. Let’s get into the win. On The Mound Stroman went six innings...

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