St. Lucie 3, Bradenton 4 The Florida sun wasn’t the only thing bringing the heat down in Bradenton this evening. Noah Syndergaard made his second start for St. Lucie, and was giving the sun a run for his money after having his fastball clocked in the mid-90s during tonight’s loss. Syndergaard pitched five innings, surrendering two runs before turning the reigns over to Estarlin...
Read MoreEarly afternoon at Target Field. Jon Niese taking an early jog around the the park. Terry Collins and Sandy Alderson watching batting practice at Target Field. Marlon Byrd is waiting for his turn to take some hacks. None of the players goof off whenever Jay Horwitz is close by. 🙂 Justin Turner says, “Hey you’re Metsmerized… I know you guys!” Sandy glares right at me and...
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Updated by HoJo at 2:15 PM According to Adam Rubin of ESPN New York, if Travis d’Arnaud is promoted at some point this season whenever the team deems him ready it will not affect John Buck’s playing time at all if he is still producing. Terry Collins said that both could possibly start in the same game with Buck potentially playing first base. Buck has never played a Major League...
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Last Night’s Quick Scores Savannah (4-4) dropped a game to Rome, 5-2. St. Lucie (6-2) defeated Palm Beach in twelve innings, 6-5. Binghamton (5-3) defeated New Hampshire behind an eleven run fourth inning, 15-7. Las Vegas (5-4) dropped a game to Fresno, 6-1. Prospect Pipeline Kevin Plawecki now leads the organization with a .484 batting average after going 3-for-5 in last night’s...
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Mets Starting Lineup Collin Cowgill – CF Daniel Murphy – 2B David Wright – 3B John Buck – C Lucas Duda – LF Marlon Byrd – RF Ike Davis – 1B Justin Turner – DH Ruben Tejada – SS Matt Harvey – RHP Game Notes The Mets had three players with four RBI last night, Daniel Murphy, David Wright and John Buck. It marks the second time in...
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With all the attention being paid to John Buck’s torrid start, another Met’s offensive performance has gone under the radar. But his start is just as noteworthy as Buck’s. Daniel Murphy has always been a great contact hitter, lashing doubles at a rate never before seen by a left-handed hitter in Mets history. Nearly one-quarter of his 481 career hits have gone for two bases. ...
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