NYMets77 asks… We should’ve acquired J.T. Realmuto or even Yasmani Grandal last offseason instead of Wilson Ramos. His 14 home runs did not make up for his defensive liabilities. He was one of the worst pitch framers too. Syndergaard didn’t even like throwing to him. Are we stuck with him again next season or will the Mets look to upgrade behind the plate? Who do you think we could...
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Curtis Granderson would make an excellent manager for any baseball club. But that is not what he wants. The former Met went on WFAN’s Joe & Evan last week where the Mets managerial search was a topic of conversation. Evan Roberts asked Granderson if he would be open to the possibility of becoming a manager. Granderson responded by saying “No chance.” That settles that then....
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Shogo Akiyama Position: CF Bats/Throws: L/R Age: April 16, 1988 (31) Stats (Japan Pacific League): .303/.392/.471, 31 2B, 4 3B, 20 HR, 62 RBI, 62 RBI, 12 SB, 8 CS With the Nippon Professional Baseball League confirming he is a free agent, Akiyama has a decision to make. There are overtures the Seibu Lions and other Japanese baseball teams will make lucrative long terms offers to entice him to...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Friday, the Astros defeated the Nationals by a score of 4-1. Both teams’ starters did not last long, with Zack Greinke lasting 4.2 innings and Anibal Sanchez lasting 5.1 innings. Greinke only gave up one run on seven hits, collecting six strikeouts. Sanchez gave up four runs on ten hits, ultimately getting the loss in the game. Michael Brantley drove in two runs...
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Houston Astros (O-2) at Washington Nationals (2-O) WORLD SERIES GAME 3: RHP ZACK GREINKE (0-2, 6.43) VS. RHP ANÍBAL SÁNCHEZ (1-0, 0.71) FRIDAY, OCT. 25, 2019 • NATIONALS PARK • WASHINGTON, D.C. The Nationals took a 2-0 series lead after trouncing the Astros, 11-3 on Wednesday night in Houston. Nats look to take a commanding 3-0 series lead as they host the first World Series game being played...
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Bartolo Colon, Steven Matz, Zack Wheeler, Orlando Hernandez, Livan Hernandez, Dock Ellis, Matt Harvey, Jacob deGrom and Pat Misch all have one thing in common from their days with the Mets. One complete game shutout. Misch – a soft-tossing left-hander that finished with a career 4.80 ERA – threw one of the most improbable games in Mets history on September 27, 2009. The competitive...
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