The bigger names throughout the system had quieter weeks, but players off the top prospect radar made some serious noise in what was a strong week overall. Here are the biggest developments, including statement weeks from Matt Rudick and Tyler Stuart. Triple-A Syracuse The Syracuse Mets lost five of six games at home against the Louisville Bats. Included in that series was a five-game losing...
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The New York Mets (27-27) looked to bounce back after a back-and-forth game Saturday night in which they lost to the Colorado Rockies (24-30), 10-7. In another high-scoring affair on Sunday evening at Coors Field, the Mets once again were on the losing side of things, 11-10. The pitching performances – specifically from Tylor Megill and Stephen Nogosek – were too much to overcome and a...
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As I returned to action on Saturday night following the Shavuot holiday (for those who remarked upon my absence, look it up) and the Sabbath, I wanted to check whether I would once again be covering a potentially long losing streak against inferior teams. Mission accomplished: the New York Mets won on Thursday and Friday night, alleviating that particular concern. However, that was seemingly one...
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Mets fans, an all-new episode is here! This week Mike and I are joined by the founder of Athlete Logos, Dan Abrams! We had some great discussions with Dan about his background and how the company started, what it’s been like getting to work with so many different professional sports leagues and players and the challenges that can come along with it, helping players understand the importance of...
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Under normal circumstances, if a major league team manages to score a total of 22 runs in a series, including two games with more than six runs, one would expect them to win all three games and carry that momentum into their next series. However, the New York Mets defied those expectations. Despite winning the first game of their recent series against the Colorado Rockies, the Mets unleashed an...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Just under five months after beginning treatment for stage 4 non-Hodgkins lymphoma, Liam Hendriks is set to rejoin the White Sox ahead of the team’s game against the Angels tonight. The Australian-born righty announced on Instagram that he was cancer-free on April 20. He had since been throwing bullpen sessions and live batting practice, in addition to some rehab outings...
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