The Mets 2021 season has been off to quite the start…and no, I’m not referring to the games themselves, but rather, the lack-there-of. Between COVID-19, snow, and rain, the Mets schedule has been pretty all over the place to begin the season. Could this come back to hurt them? Has it already hurt them? We hope not, of course, but… Ryan Finkelstein I think the sporadic schedule...

After a forgettable start to the 2021 season, New York Mets outfielder Michael Conforto finally showed some signs of life at the plate in this weekend’s series win over the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field. Heading into the series, Conforto was riding an 0-for-16 slump, and had just three hits in 25 at-bats on the season. During the three-game set, the sweet-swinging lefty put together a 4-for-10...

After going 2-3 last week, the Mets turned things around by sweeping the Phillies and taking two out of three against the Rockies. The Mets now sit atop of the NL East with a 7-4 record, and they will try to keep their momentum rolling against the Cubs and Nationals this week. Given the many strong individual efforts over this 5-1 stretch, it wasn’t as easy to pick the two best players as it was...

Between COVID-19, rain, snow, active volcanoes, alien invasions and whatever else the universe throws the Mets way, the Amazin’s still haven’t been able to find much consistency in terms of games played through two weeks. It’s been difficult, if not impossible, to find any sort of real rhythm and the team has been riddled with stops, starts and unplanned double-headers. The good news...