Last night the Mets finally responded with a knockout of their own led by the God of Thunder and Captain America in a 9-3 Game 3 win over the Kansas City Royals at Citi Field. Here are five things I took away from the victory last night: 1. Noah Syndergaard is just a rookie but he didn’t pitch like one last night keeping his composure after two rough innings to start his outing. After...
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The only thing that could have put a damper on the Mets 9-3 win over the Kansas City Royals in Game 3 of the World Series would have been a poor outing from the bullpen. Last night, Noah Syndergaard was far from perfect early on, but righted the ship and finished strong, going six innings and allowing just three runs. The Mets bullpen took over in the seventh and provided the team with three...
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I think it was during God Bless America that things started to really make sense and reality set in. I had yet to convince myself that I was attending a World Series game in 2015 at Citi Field, one in which the Mets were competing in. Merely typing that into my computer seemed odd, like there it is a flawed, incorrect statement. But as I stood there and watched as the NYPD captain belted an...
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The Grandy Man can. He has all year, and his excellent production continues into the postseason. Curtis Granderson has been one of the most valuable players on this ball club, if not the most valuable. During last night’s exciting 9-3 win over the Kansas City Royals, the veteran outfielder had quite the night. In a game that his team desperately needed to win to stay afloat in this series,...
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Like Noah Syndergaard Friday, Steven Matz is another young, stud pitcher the Mets wanted to delay bringing up, but instead is now in position to take this World Series into November. Syndergaard overcame early threats to strike out six in six innings and backed by two-run homers from David Wright and Curtis Granderson, the Mets stuffed Kansas City, 9-3, to make this a Series again. Growing up in...
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Noah Syndergaard immediately set the tone last night during the Mets 9-3 victory in Game 3 of the World Series. On the first pitch of the game, Syndergaard threw a fastball up and in to leadoff man Alcides Escobar, which sent a stern message to the Royals’ dugout. While the Royals were furious about the pitch, Syndergaard fired back with an excellent response after the game. “If they...
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