Sandy Alderson spoke to reporters at SunTrust Park Monday afternoon to shed some light on Noah Syndergaard’s injury. “I don’t think this period is going to be measured in days, I think it’s going to be measured in weeks,” Sandy Alderson said. “So rather than speculate about when he will be back… It’s going to be a considerable amount of time and I...
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The Mets have officially placed Noah Syndergaard on the disabled list and have recalled RHP Paul Sewald from Triple-A Las Vegas. They have also tabbed Rafael Montero as Friday’s starting pitcher. In eight games for Las Vegas, Sewald, 27, has gone 1-0 with four saves and a 2.08 ERA, striking out 12 batters in 8.2 innings. He also allowed four runs in 1.1 innings during a brief stint with...
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The Mets are coming off a weekend series in which they took 2 out of 3 games from their rivals, the Nationals. The series showed plenty of flaws on this team despite the overall positive outcome. One of those was infield defense, specifically on the left side. In the fifth inning of Saturday’s game, the Mets displayed the glaring weakness. On the first play of the inning, Trea Turner hit a...
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3 UP 1. Mets Have an Edgin Against Lefties Bases loaded, one out, Jeurys Familia struggling, and Bryce Harper walking to the plate. With a two run lead, Terry Collins entrusted Josh Edgin to get the biggest out of the young season. Edgin made Collins look like a genius by inducing Harper to ground into the game ending 1-2-3 double play. For an encore, Edgin struck out Daniel Murphy the next day...
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Top Mets prospects Amed Rosario and Dominic Smith are both mashing in Triple-A so far this season. While both weren’t expected to make it to the Major Leagues until this September at the earliest, if they continue to hit and the Mets continue to, well… not hit, they could make their debut sooner rather than later. Rosario, the Mets top prospect and Kieth Law’s #1 prospect, is...
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In a special emergency recording recorded hours after Noah Syndergaard’s injury, Brian went off on Terry Collins, Sandy Alderson, and all of those responsible for the seemingly endless mismanagement of New York Mets injuries. [iframe]<iframe width=”100%” height=”150″ scrolling=”no” frameborder=”no”...
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