Tuesday, June 20, 2017 • 10:10 p.m. (ET) Dodger Stadium • Los Angeles, CA RHP Robert Gsellman (5-4, 5.50) vs. RHP Brandon McCarthy (5-3, 3.14) SNY • ESPN • WOR 710 AM • 104.3 WAXQ-FM HD 2 • ESPN 1050 AM The Mets and Dodgers play the second game of their series tonight, as Robert Gsellman takes on Brandon McCarthy. New York has lost four of its last five games and is 5-5 in its last 10 games....
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The reluctance to promote Amed Rosario has been an increasingly frustrating experience for Mets fans. In a season that has looked so utterly bleak, Rosario has offered a glimmer of hope. It’s understandable that the team’s fans are clamoring to see him make his debut. Now, though, it might be best to wait for Rosario until August. This isn’t to say that Rosario shouldn’t already be here. He...
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Rafael Montero fired 3 2/3 gutsy innings of one run ball in relief of Zack Wheeler on Monday night in Los Angeles. The performance helped keep the Mets in the game after Wheeler imploded for seven runs in just two innings, but left the team without a definite starter on Wednesday. According to Anthony DiComo of MLB.com on Twitter, rookie right-hander Tyler Pill will draw the nod for the Mets in...
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The Major League Baseball Draft is the starting point for young men who have grown up with the dreams and ambitions to one day play for a professional team. Throughout their young lives, these players have put in countless hours on and off the field in hopes to hear their name called at the podium of MLB Network. South Florida infielder Mark Vientos was one such player who yearned for the chance...
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After signing 20 draft picks earlier this week, the Mets have come to terms with second round selection Mark Vientos. Vientos, 17, will get $1.5 million, just over slot for the No. 59 selection value of $1,094,700, according to MLB.com’s Jonathan Mayo on Twitter. Vientos hit .417 as a senior at American Heritage School in Plantation, FL as a shortstop, but it is expected he will be moved...
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The lives of baseball players can often take unconventional turns throughout their careers. It’s the rare exception when you witness a player sticking with one organization in the likes of Derek Jeter, Cal Ripken Jr. and Tony Gwynn. With ballooning contracts and astronomical money being spent on premier talent, players are largely on the move, looking for the best opportunity to win and...
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