Mets middle infielder Luis Guillorme had a rough rookie season with the team. While receiving sporadic at-bats and playing time, he’d struggle at the plate hitting .209/.284/.239 (53 wRC+). This left Guillorme something to prove in 2019. Guillorme has noticeably put work in this offseason. So far this Spring, Guillorme’s hard work this offseason is translating to quality...
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Good Morning Mets Fans! The New York Mets pulled out on top of an offensive match-up with the St. Louis Cardinals on Sunday by a score of 10-8. The team was led offensively by Dominic Smith, who continues to show flashes of why he may just end up the starting first baseman for the Metropolitans on Opening Day. Smith went 3-for-4 with a three-run bomb and four RBI. Zack Wheeler struggled in his...
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Zack Wheeler took the bump in Jupiter, Florida for his second start of the spring, and did not see it go according to plan. Wheeler only went 1.2 innings before being lifted for righty Drew Smith, and threw only 44 pitches. Wheeler, much like Noah Syndergaard yesterday, walked more than a batter per inning. He walked three on the day, and allowed four hits to go with it. Wheeler walked the...
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The New York Mets ran to victory in a 10-run, 11-hit barrage against the St. Louis Cardinals at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium in Jupiter this afternoon. The final score was 10-8, with Jacob Rhame getting the win and Stephen Villines notching the save. Offense: The Mets failed to get on the board their first two innings against starter Daniel Ponce de Leon, but managed a run on a wild pitch that...
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An MMO Fan Shot by The Hammer After the most eventful winter offseason in recent memory, Spring Training is well underway and the fans finally get to scrutinize the overhauled team that has been assembled under new GM Brodie Van Wagenen. Being no fan of the Wilpon’s parsimonious ways in baseball’s largest market, some credit must be given to ownership for the outside-the-box hire of BVW. As a...
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I know the ending of Spring Training games shouldn’t matter, but yesterday was a very Mets way to end a game. The Mets loaded the bases to the start the inning and were able to trade an out for a run. Then, the Mets grounded into what should have been a game-ending double play, but an errant throw led to the runner being called safe first and the tying run to score except the Mets were...
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