Lowrie Has Grade 1 Hamstring Strain, Will Miss Few Weeks

Mets veteran infielder Jed Lowrie has suffered a setback while rehabbing a knee capsule sprain, he is likely to miss a few weeks with a Grade 1 hamstring strain according to Anthony DiComo of MLB.com. Lowrie was on a rehab assignment for the Triple-A Syracuse Mets, but will now head back to Port St. Lucie. He was 4-for-24 with a homer in six games for Syracuse after going 1-for-7 with the...

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How The Miracle Mets Were Built: The Summer of 1969

Welcome to the final chapter in my exclusive four part series entitled, How The Miracle Mets Were Built. If you haven’t read the first three installments you can read them here:  Part 1 – The Spring of 1968 Part 2 – The 1968 Offseason Part 3 – The Spring of 1969 At the June 15th trade deadline, the New York Mets were in second place, nine games behind the Chicago Cubs. Led by...

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Ronny Maurico Cracks MLB Pipeline’s Top 100

With over a month into the season and with players like Pete Alonso graduating from prospect status, MLB Pipeline has updated their Top 100 prospect rankings. Even with Alonso being removed from the top 100, the Mets still have two prospects ranked on the top 100. The reason why the Mets still have two top 100 prospects is because shortstop Ronny Mauricio is now the 92nd ranked prospect. The 19...

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Series Preview: Mets Begin 20 Games in 20 Days vs Nationals

With two easy home wins under their belts against the Marlins, a well rested Mets (19-20) team hits the road again for the next six days opening the road trip with a three game series against the Washington Nationals. This is also the start of a long stretch of games with twenty games in twenty days, including a West Coast trip, with no scheduled off-days. On April 23, the Nationals were in 3rd...

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Greener Grass Mets Podcast Episode 4: Featuring Michael Mayer

Metsmerized Online presents, the Greener Grass Mets Podcast Episode 4: Featuring  Michael Mayer and hosted by Charles St. Clair and Jayson Love. In this episode we discuss the disastrous road trip in Milwaukee and San Diego and the Mets sweep of an abbreviated two-game series against Miami. We also discuss our feelings about the upcoming stretch of games against Washington, Miami and Detroit....

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Position Stability Helping Conforto Return to Defensive Gem

Having a routine is something that helps people in all walks of life. The familiarity of those routines is comfortable, and eventually, it becomes muscle memory. We go through our routines without having to think about it — Until something disrupts that routine. At that point, we are uncomfortable. Michael Conforto has benefited from having a routine this season. Unlike past years,...

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