Michael Cuddyer had a rough night in the field during yesterday’s win over the Dodgers. Cuddyer misjudged two fly balls during the second and third innings that turned into doubles for Los Angeles. “I misread the ball,” Cuddyer said. “The ball was flying in the first couple of innings. Misread both of them….Fortunately for me and fortunately for our team (Jacob...
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Back in 2006 I was eleven years old. I remember the great season the Mets had, I still watched a lot of games with my dad and I loved the Mets. The big moments from that year stuck in my mind such as the Endy Chavez robbing that home run, and of course Carlos Beltran striking out looking. This year has been different. I have watched every single game including the pre-game and post-game shows....
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Baseball America picked nine position players and six pitchers to be part of their All-Rookie team with Noah Syndergaard being the only Mets player chosen. Michael Conforto was passed over in the outfield for Joc Pederson, Randal Grichuk and Odubel Herrera mainly because of his limited opportunity this year (only 174 AB’s). Syndergaard led rookie pitchers with his 166 strikeouts this...
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It was second baseman Daniel Murphy who silenced a sold-out crowd at Dodgers Stadium on Friday night, a solo blast in the fourth inning against a stunned Clayton Kershaw to give the Mets a 1-0 lead. But equally important was a seventh inning, bases loaded two-run single by the captain David Wright who is back in the playoffs for the first time in nine years and is relishing every moment....
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In his first ever postseason start, Jacob deGrom was incredible. He fired seven scoreless innings and allowed just five hits while striking out 13 batters. Despite all of the attention being placed on Clayton Kershaw, it was deGrom who ended up stealing the show. He out-pitched the Dodgers’ ace, and led the Mets’ to their first playoff victory since game 6 of the 2006 NLCS....
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Matt Harvey’s agent Scott Boras, who infuriated the Mets front office when he launched a public innings limit controversy that put the Mets and his client Harvey in an awkward and tenuous position, was at it again on Friday night. Asked by reporters yet again about his opinion of how the Mets are handling Harvey, Boras said: “Everybody knows what his ethic is. And remember this,...
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