3 UP 1. K-Plaw Finding His Stroke He was beginning to find his stroke in the series down in San Diego, and that later continued into LA and carried over to Colorado. In the series against the Rockies he collected three hits along with three RBI and a double. Over the last ten games he is hitting .306 with a HR and five RBI. With the uncertainty of when d’Arnaud will return, it’s a pleasant...
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As you know, one prominent name that was missing from Sunday’s lineup against the Colorado Rockies, was that of right fielder Curtis Granderson. Manager Terry Collins gave his leadoff hitter the day off hoping that a two-day respite will help get Granderson out of the funk that has been plaguing him in recent weeks. Collins is very concerned with Granderson’s shrinking walk-rate....
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New York Mets right-hander, Jacob deGrom took the no-decision in Sunday’s 4-3 loss to the Colorado Rockies. He pitched 6.1 innings, while allowing three runs on four hits. DeGrom both walked and struck out three batters, he still is not feeling comfortable on the mound as he tries to regain his star form. “I’m still not feeling very comfortable on the mound,” deGrom said....
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Carlos Beltran joined some rare company on Sunday afternoon, as his sixth inning two-run home run was also the 400th homer of his potential Hall of Fame career. Beltran, 39, joins a short list of switch-hitters who have 400 home runs in their career. Hall of Famers Eddie Murray, Mickey Mantle, and eventual inductee Chipper Jones are the only other switch-hitters to have accomplished the feat. He...
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This week we recap the Mets’ disappointing West Coast trip and preview the Washington Nationals series with Seth Everett of NBC Sports Radio. Hear Seth discuss why he is bullish on the Nationals and their manager, Dusty Baker. Then Michael Mayer of MMO and MetsMinors.net chats about the development of Dominic Smith, Amed Rosario and other top Mets prospects. Michael also tells us who down...
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The Mets (21-16) were defeated and swept by the Colorado Rockies (19-18) this evening at Coors Field by a score of 4-3. In the process, the Mets dropped their fourth straight game. Pitching: Jacob deGrom got the start for the Mets, and settled for a no decision, tossing 6.1 innings, allowing three runs on four hits, while walking three as well as striking out just three. After the Mets took the...
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