Jeff McNeil is currently putting together a season for the ages and the second baseman is proving every single day just how crucial he is to this New York Mets team. To put it simply, McNeil is thriving and excelling in every single aspect of his game right now and his importance cannot be understated. McNeil is one of those players that tends to slip under the radar, particularly this year...
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When the New York Mets made one of the more aggressive moves of the offseason by going all out to hand a three-year, $130 million contract to Max Scherzer, the excitement was palpable in Queens. Not just because one of the most fierce and accomplished pitchers in the sport was going to be pitching at Citi Field but also because the Mets now had one of the most formidable two-headed monsters in...
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One of the main driving forces behind the plethora of success the New York Mets have enjoyed this year has been the ability of different players coming through in the clutch on different nights. You need certain parts of your lineup to carry others on certain occasions, and Eduardo Escobar certainly carried the offense on Friday night. It hasn’t been smooth sailing for Escobar since he...
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The Mets have long been searching for stability in their bullpen, and they may have finally found it. When Trevor May first went down, the worry would be who could bridge the gap from the starter to their closer, Edwin Díaz. Fortunately, the answer has been right underneath their nose this entire time in Adam Ottavino. While it did take some time for Ottavino to get comfortable enough with his...
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Mets’ magic number to clinch NL East: 27 Good morning, Mets fans! Matt Gelb of The Athletic reported that Zack Wheeler felt more soreness in his elbow, so they are going to slow him down. They performed an MRI, which came with no structural damage. The Phillies aren’t very worried about this issue, and they expect Wheeler to resume throwing next week. The Mets snagged themselves a...
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The New York Mets (85-48) have excelled in divisional play this season, and they got the job done again against the Washington Nationals (45-87), winning by a score of 7-3 on Friday night at Citi Field. It was a back-and-forth affair through the early innings before the Mets offense broke the game open in the sixth, and the bullpen locked it down behind starter David Peterson. The Mets found...
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