Author: Patrick Glynn

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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Cohen and Alderson Talk Lindor, Vaccines, and More In Press Conference

With the season finally set to kick off at 7 p.m. Monday night in Philadelphia, Steve Cohen and Sandy Alderson held a joint press conference ahead of tonight’s game. The duo discussed a range of topics from the Francisco Lindor contract, educating players on COVID-19 vaccines, what’s it’s been like owning and running the Mets and more. Let’s get into the headlines of the...

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Morning Briefing: Mets Announce COVID-19 Protocols For Citi Field

Good morning, Mets fan! With the regular season starting in one more sleep (it’s fun to measure upcoming life events that way), the Mets released the COVID-19 protocols for Citi Field as they welcome back fans to the park next week for the first home series. The team will only allow 20% capacity to start the year. Fans will have to have proof of full vaccination (that means two weeks after...

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