In this episode of Simply Amazin’, MMO’s Tim Ryder and Jacob Resnick sit down to discuss the New York Mets’ all-but-dead playoff hopes. As always, they touch on the positives that can be drawn from the 2019 season: Pete Alonso’s record-breaking year, Amed Rosario’s breakout, and Jacob deGrom’s second straight dominant campaign, among others. In addition, Tim...
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By Tim Ryder New York Mets right-hander Marcus Stroman is clearly getting better acclimated to his new surroundings. After pitching to a 5.05 ERA with 37 strikeouts, 14 walks, an uncharacteristic 44.2% groundball rate, and 1.77 home runs allowed per nine (seven dingers, in total) over his first seven starts with the Mets (35.2 innings), the 28-year-old Medford, Long Island native came into the...
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Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets open a enormous four game set against the Miami Marlins this week. To put it bluntly, they need to sweep it; they don’t and the season’s over. Steven Matz (10-9, 4.16 ERA) will take the ball against 2019 breakout star Caleb Smith (9-10, 4.24 ERA). The game can be viewed on SNY and WCBS 880 at 7:10 p.m. The Mets need your support!! Latest Mets News...
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Every so often, there’s a player that comes around that sticks out from the pack. The Mets currently have a lot of home grown talent. Jacob deGrom is battling for his second consecutive Cy Young award, Amed Rosario is slowly but surely becoming the shortstop we had imagined, Seth Lugo is a lock down reliever, and Michael Conforto, Brandon Nimmo and Jeff McNeil give New York some of the...
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The Mets (81-74) took the series in Cincinnati with their 6-3 Sunday afternoon triumph over the Reds (73-83). In a well-rounded win for New York, the club was led by three home runs and a solid bullpen performance after a shortened start from Marcus Stroman. (Box Score) Pitching Marcus Stroman got the start for New York and held the Reds to two earned runs through 4.2 innings. He walked three...
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Mets’ second baseman Robinson Cano departed Sunday’s series finale with the Cincinnati Reds after being hit by a pitch in the third inning. Cano, 37 next month, drove in the first run on Sunday with a first inning knock. On the campaign, the veteran has hit .259 with 13 home runs. We will keep you up to date as more information becomes available.
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