Major League Baseball has been brought to a standstill due to the pandemic that is being felt around the world and there is no real timetable for when this will all come to an end. A waiting game that once may have been viewed in terms of weeks, is beginning to be defined by months and an undetermined amount of them at that. There was a point in time where Mets broadcaster Ron Darling held some...
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When the New York Mets traded two highly-touted pitching prospects for Marcus Stroman, it was clear they were making a win-now move. Stroman was able to contribute towards a surprising second-half run last summer, but he was really acquired to be a big part of the 2020 rotation. Now the Mets find themselves in a real precarious situation with Stroman, as the season is postponed indefinitely, yet...
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If you follow the Mets on Twitter, you probably caught a glance of a photo taken from behind of Duke Snider, Joe DiMaggio, Willie Mays, and Mickey Mantle walking in from center field at Shea Stadium shown on Thursday. That picture of baseball royalty took place some 43 years ago during a once-annual Mets event in which they honored National League greats and New York notables alike. The 1977...
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Good Morning, Mets fans! Latest Mets News Late Friday afternoon, the Mets announced the creation and implementation of a $1.2M program for their seasonal game day staff that are in need of financial assistance during this pandemic. The team also has established a COVID-19 Disaster Assistance Fund for this purpose. The grants from this program will be provided to workers on a case-by-case basis....
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On Friday evening, the Mets took to twitter to announce the establishment of a financial assistance program worth $1.2 million. The grants are being released through the Mets COVID-19 Disaster Assistance Fund. An account created today in order to the money to the organizations ballpark employees. According to the statement released by the team, the majority of the funds will go to employees...
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New York Mets southpaw Steven Matz is aiding New York City in its fight against COVID-19. Matz’s TRU32 program is donating $32,000 to first responders and hospitals in New York City that are fighting the virus. The 28-year-old started the TRU32 program in 2015 as a way to thank first responders and all those who serve in the NYPD, FDNY and US military. During each TRU32 Mets game that has...
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