According to Adam Shefter the Mets have signed former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow to a minor league deal. A conference call with Sandy Alderson and Tim Tebow will air live at 11:30 AM on SNY. He will report to either the Mets Instructional League or the Arizona Fall League to start his baseball career. Tebow recently held a workout at the University of Southern California which drew mixed reviews...
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3 Up 1. The ReplaceMets The Mets opened the series against the Cincinnati Reds just hours after they wrapped up their series against the Nationals late Sunday night. It was a quick turnaround, so Terry Collins opted to go with the B lineup for the early afternoon game. Luckily the Mets didn’t miss a beat. In particular, Matt Reynolds, who was operating on less sleep than anybody on the Mets, had...
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With each solo-shot that Curtis Granderson hits, and there has been many this year, he seems to inch closer and closer to an unflattering MLB record. Granderson, who has homered in each of his last three starts, now finds himself with 25 homers on the season. To go along with the homers though he has just 45 RBI. Twenty-one of the 25 home runs that the Grandy-man has hit have been with no one on...
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The 2016 Mets minor league season is officially over with the St. Lucie Mets 4-1 loss on Wednesday night to the Bradenton Marauders. St. Lucie entered the game needing to win two straight games to win the best-of three series and move on to the next round. St. Lucie starter P.J. Conlon had a rare rough outing, giving up two runs in the second inning and one more in the third inning. Conlon went...
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The Amazin’ Metscast – Episode 9 Pete McCarthy of WOR joins us to discuss the Mets current streak of winning and the excitement surrounding the team as they fight for their playoff lives. We delve into what exactly was the turning point of this season including what Jose Reyes has brought to the team since his return to Queens. Lastly, we look at the keys for the Mets going forward...
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After three dominating performances, Noah Syndergaard struggled through a short outing in the Mets’ 6-3 victory over Cincinnati Wednesday afternoon. Syndergaard went just five innings on what was a sweltering day in Ohio. He allowed no runs while giving up six hits, walking four and striking out seven. Thor struggled with his command at times, the four walks were a season-high. He...
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