Mickey Callaway spoke to reporters before the game and said that Jay Bruce is likely to be activated from the disabled list ahead of Friday night’s contest against the division-rival Washington Nationals, as detailed by Colin Stephenson of Newsday. “I talked to him this morning. He feels like his timing is getting there. His feet feel great, his back feels great, so he’s in a really good...
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Wednesday, August 22, 2018 • 7:10 p.m. Citi Field • Flushing, N.Y. RHP Casey Kelly (0-1, 1.69) vs. RHP Noah Syndergaard (8-3, 3.40) SNY • WOR 710 AM • 104.3 WAXQ-FM HD 2 • ESPN 1050 AM The Mets once again teased what could have been this season with a 6-3 comeback win. Conforto hit his 18th homer of the season as he continues to show that he is back and McNeil went 4-4 on his path to reclaim all...
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Jim Bowden of the Athletic spoke with executives around the league to come up with a post-trade deadline farm system ranking for all 30 MLB teams. The Mets were ranked 26th in the game in this regard, with the biggest reasoning being that the team does not have much depth beyond their top prospects. In the article, he points out that Andres Gimenez is one of the best shortstop prospects in the...
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Michael Conforto’s season, as we all know by now, was a terrible disappointment for much of the first half, with the organization fearing that last year’s shoulder surgery was forcing him to lose his power stroke and wondering whether or not he would ever be the same again. However, he has had a resurgence in the second half, thus far, hitting .288 (34-118) with seven home runs, 21...
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The New York Mets released their 2019 season scheduled today via Twitter. On March 28, the Mets will play their first game of the season against the Washington Nationals on the road and then head to Miami to face the Marlins before having their home opener against the Nationals again on April 4. Next season, the team will square off against the AL Central. The Mets will face off with the...
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It was a 3-0 fastball to Evan Longoria that took what little wind there was out of Steven Matz’s sails – a good six minutes into the ballgame, no less. The ball traveled into the back of the field-level seats in left field, giving San Francisco Giants an early 2-0 lead and pushing the lefty’s first-inning ERA up to 10.19 as his voyage for the game’s first out continued....
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