Good morning, Mets fans! Good morning and Happy New Year, Mets fans! We hope everyone is having a happy and safe holiday weekend. With January 2022 here, it is also the year in which the Mets celebrate their 60th anniversary as an organization. They updated their profiles today to recognize the anniversary. It will be a fun season of celebrating 60-years of the New York Mets once the season gets...
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As 2021 draws to a close, so too does a disappointing year for the New York Mets. But as the new year begins, it brings plenty of optimism for this organization that’s looking to end its five-season playoff drought in 2022. Until next season opens, however, this franchise will look to improve its roster even further once a new Collective Bargaining Agreement is signed, ending this...
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Thank goodness that 2021 is finally behind us. It was a tough hear for us, our country, and even our New York Mets. Now as we turn to 2022, things are looking up for all of us. Word has it that the Mets are anxiously licking their chops for the ’22 season to begin. Speaking of 22, did you know that 20 players wore that uniform number for the Amazins for at least one full season? In this...
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Position: SP/RP Bats/Throws: L/L Age: 33 (7/22/1988) Traditional Stats: 27 G/21 GS, 7-7, 3.46 ERA, 106.2 IP, 80 SO, 1.284 WHIP Advanced Stats: 1.0 WAR, 112 ERA+, 4.34 FIP, 8.6 BB%, 17.7 K% Rundown Kwang Hyun Kim is a Korean import who will be entering his age-33 season. The soft-tossing lefty was brought over from the SK Wyverns (now the SSG Landers) of the Korean Baseball League (KBO) after the...
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Happy New Year, Mets fans! Welcome to 2022! This year is poised to be a good one for the Mets. 2021 was a major letdown for Steve Cohen, and Francisco Lindor’s first year with the club. Cohen has brought in some significant upgrades, in names like Eduardo Escobar, Mark Canha, Starling Marte, Max Scherzer, and a new manager in Buck Showalter. As the Mets search their third championship,...
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It’s that time of the year again, namely the end of the year. With that comes the usual array of international traditions from eating Soba in Japan to munching on grapes in Spain and the countless resolutions we all tend to make. We all bring our optimistic best to hope for better things in the year ahead and try to forget some of the drudgery of the past 12 months. Here, in the land of...
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