Good morning, Mets fans! On Wednesday, the Mets were outslugged by the St. Louis Cardinals in exhibition play falling by a score of 14-9 (full game recap). Let’s take a look at what else went on with the Amazins’ and MLB yesterday! Latest Mets News David Peterson is set to make his first start of the spring against the Washington Nationals on ESPN this afternoon at 1:10 p.m. EST....
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The MMO team will be going all around the field, sharing our favorite Mets players by position. First Base Second Base Third Base Shortstop Left Field Next up, center field. Rob Piersall My favorite center fielder is Carlos Beltran. When the Mets acquired him prior to the 2005 season, I was only 9-years-old going on 10 and I was so excited that the Mets were getting a player of his magnitude....
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The Mets took a weakened depth team to the Rodger Dean Chevrolet Stadium Wednesday afternoon and were defeated by the Cardinals 14-9. Pitching Non-roster invitee Jerad Eickhoff got the start today for the Mets. He allowed four runs in his spring debut including, a Nolan Arenado RBI single in the 1st inning and a John Nogowski three-run home run, leaving his spring ERA at a bloated 18.00. It...
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We are excited to announce the incorporation of Locked On Mets into Metsmerized Online, as part of our push towards more digital content! Locked On Mets is the only daily podcast on the New York Mets, hosted by yours truly, Ryan Finkelstein. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network, Locked On Mets was launched prior to the 2019 season and is entering it’s third full year covering the team. New...
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The New York Mets added a lot of fresh faces to camp this year, as adding pitching depth was paramount this offseason. Each spring training game introduces us to more new Mets, who are all competing to break camp with the club. Today Jerad Eickhoff took the mound to start and things did not go well for the 30-year-old veteran. Eickhoff was spotted a three-run lead in the top of first inning,...
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Although the New York Mets just missed out on signing one right-handed pitcher named Trevor in the form of last year’s Cy Young award winner Trevor Bauer– they still wound up with another pretty decent Trevor in reliever Trevor May, who they signed to a two-year, $15.5 million deal this offseason. May is a unique player, who is known for his off the field hobbies of podcasting and...
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