Wilson Ramos underwent X-rays on his right hand which came back negative. The catcher will travel north with the team. Mets’ manager Mickey Callaway said that Ramos is feeling totally fine and would have stayed in if it was a regular season game. Original post – 1:06 p.m. Mets’ catcher Wilson Ramos left Sunday’s game against the Washington Nationals after taking a ball...
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The New York Mets (12-16) defeated the Washington Nationals (16-11) in their final home contest of the spring by a final of 8-4. Pitching Tim Peterson made the start for the Mets in lieu of Noah Syndergaard, who instead threw to minor leaguers on the backfields (Syndergaard is due to pitch to the Nationals in their second game of the regular season next Saturday). He worked two scoreless...
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Speaking to Tim Britton of The Athletic Sunday, Noah Syndergaard had some thoughts about Mets leadership regarding rotation-mate Jacob deGrom and his lack of a contract extension. “I’m just going to sit back and let it all unfold how it is,” Syndergaard said. “Jake’s the best pitcher in baseball right now. I think he deserves whatever amount he’s worth. I want...
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Visiting the SNY booth during Sunday’s game against the Nationals, Mets GM Brodie Van Wagenen said that newcomer Jed Lowrie has begun taking ground balls and swinging from both sides of the plate. The infielder has missed time with a capsule strain in his left knee, and as he hasn’t gotten any Spring Training at-bats, he will surely spend some extended time in Florida before joining...
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The Mets’ bullpen is perhaps the only area that is not settled as Spring Training winds down. The final bullpen spot is still up for grabs, and even with some players being assigned to minor league camp, it doesn’t mean they can’t make the team. That holds true for right-hander Tim Peterson, who registered two scoreless innings on Sunday against the Washington Nationals, and...
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New York Mets’ outfielder Michael Conforto, coming off a strong second half in 2018, has showcased his power thus far in Spring Training. It has given a glimpse into the type of player he can be at his peak: a potential MVP caliber player. The Seattle, Washington native now 26-years-old, settled with the Mets in arbitration for $4.025 million, but with all the extension talks around the...
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