According to multiple reports, the Mets will not fire Mickey Callaway today. Matt Ehalt of Yahoo Sports tweeted that there will be no managerial change today, while Deesha Thosar of the Daily News confirmed that Callaway will hold his pre-game press conference as usual. These reports come on the heels of yesterday’s clubhouse meltdown. Callaway reportedly cursed out Mets’ beat reporter Tim...
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Today I host an extended podcast as I dive into the controversy that took place in the Mets locker room after Sunday’s game. Before we get to that, the original plan was to hear my good friend Jim “Mojo” Morrison discuss the Syracuse Mets trip to Charlotte and his observations on Mets prospect Anthony Kay. Mojo works Gameday Operations for the Charlotte Knights and knows the International...
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New York Mets ace Jacob deGrom had his dominating stuff on display again during Sunday’s day game against the Cubs. In an effort to take three out of four from the Cubs at Wrigley Field, the Mets’ ace gave the team a very good chance to accomplish to that goal. DeGrom’s electric four-seam fastball was sitting at 97 mph early on, as he cruised through a nine-pitch, perfect first...
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The New York Mets have had anything but a smooth ride since former MLB pitcher-turned-pitching coach Mickey Callaway took the reins ahead of the 2018 season. After a historically-potent start to his tenure — 11-1, to be exact — the wheels almost immediately fell off. After a solid showing in the second half of last season and a front office regime change followed by an array of...
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After yesterday’s clubhouse fireworks, Mets’ beat reporter Tim Healey of Newsday explained what happened during his altercation with Manager Mickey Callaway and starter Jason Vargas. Healey said the conflict began with a misunderstanding over a comment he made to the Mets’ skipper. “Mickey came out of his office, dressed, and I thought he was leaving for the day, so I said, ‘See you...
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Gavin Cecchini played his first game of the 2019 season on Sunday night for the Brooklyn Cyclones after tearing his quad in Spring Training. Cecchini, 25, started the game at shortstop, which is a position he has not played since the 2016 season. On the offensive side of things, the Mets’ former first-round pick started his day with a line drive double to left-center field that hit of the...
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