The Mets will play a pair of split squad games this afternoon. RHP Jacob deGrom makes his spring debut and starts opposite Atlanta Braves right-hander Mike Foltynewicz at 1:10 p.m. at Tradition Field. Meanwhile in Jupiter, LHP Steven Matz goes up against against Miami Marlins right-hander Henderson Alvarez at 1:05 p.m. Mets vs Marlins Juan Lagares, CF Curtis Granderson, RF Michael Cuddyer, LF...
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I don’t know about you – but I’m excited about this year. Okay, so I’m excited about the start of every baseball season, but this year is different. This year there is that nervousness that’s been missing. This year there is that “what if?” factor. This year there are higher expectations. The past few seasons of Mets baseball have been like going to the local high school production of “Guys and...
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Keith Hernandez circumvented the boycott and was on WFAN on Friday with Joe & Evan. Here is summary of what Keith had to say courtesy of a member of the MMO community, Mr. North Jersey. What To Do With Gee Keith thinks Dillon Gee has the temperament to make the transition to the bullpen and be able to handle a long relief role. He goes on to say Gee would be perfect for that. Keith said he...
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Matt Ehalt of NorthJersey.com, recently gathered some thoughts from John Mayberry Jr. on his decision to sign with the Mets in 2015. According to the 31 year old outfielder, the choice was a “no-brainer”. Looking for a right-handed power bat for the bench, the Mets signed Mayberry to a one year worth $1.45 million dollars. “This was the best opportunity for me to come and contribute,” Mayberry...
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The New York Mets beat the Detroit Tigers by a score of 5-4 at Tradition Field in Port St. Lucie courtesy of a walk-off home run by shortstop Matt Reynolds.. Today was all about Matt Harvey Day and the Mets righthander was nothing short of brilliant as he tossed two perfect innings against the Tigers and struck out three in his first game action in 18 months. Harvey was dominating from the start...
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Mets second baseman Daniel Murphy left today’s game in the second inning after he was struck in the top of the right hand on a pitch from Detroit Tigers ace David Price. The Mets later announced Murphy had suffered a contusion, and that he’s leaving to get precautionary X-Rays on his hand. Murphy says it doesn’t feel serious and isn’t overly concerned. We’ll update...
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