The Mets went into Sunday knowing they had one of the more important drafts in recent team history on their hand with five picks in the first 90 and 22 selections overall. I believe most would say that the Mets continued to draft well including Keith Law of The Athletic that had all four of the Mets’ early selections in his top 50 draft-eligible prospects. As we noted in a previous...
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Well, Mets fans, we have made it to the All-Star break. As crazy as it sounds, the first half of the season has concluded. So far, the Metsmerized team has put together grades on the coaching staff, starting pitchers, relievers, and outfielders. For years, the talk about the New York Mets was they were going to be great once there was a universal DH. After all, this was an organization who put...
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MMO Fan Shot by The Hammer The first half is officially in the books and the 2022 Mets are 23 games above .500 (first place in the NL East). That’s quite an accomplishment considering the hits to the rotation, injuries, league-average slugging, tough schedule, and heavy travel. This brand of winning baseball is light years away from the LOLMets of years past, and the source of this on-field...
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It is customary for the Major League Baseball Commissioner to give a state of the baseball union address during the all-star break. This year was no different, as Rob Manfred spoke to the press about several issues facing the game in Los Angeles before the mid-summer classic. He was joined by union lead (and former Met) Tony Clark. Here is a recap of their comments on a few of the topics...
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Well, Mets fans, we have made it to the All-Star break. As crazy as it sounds, the first half of the season has concluded. So far, the Metsmerized team has put together grades on the coaching staff, starting pitchers, and relievers. Now let’s shift our focus to the outfield. Brandon Nimmo: A Nimmo is having the best season of his career and is proving to be one of the most important...
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Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets announced on Tuesday that Jacob deGrom felt some mild muscle soreness around his shoulder on Sunday. Out of “an abundance of caution,” he played catch Monday and Tuesday and is now expected to throw in a simulated game Thursday instead of Tuesday. Latest Mets News Per Anthony DiComo of MLB.com, the Mets said Jacob deGrom experienced slight mild muscle soreness...
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