In November 2020, Steve Cohen officially bought the New York Mets, and in his first press conference, he told fans and media it would be a disappointment if the franchise didn’t win a World Series in three to five years. It’s been three years, and the Mets have only one playoff win to begin the Cohen era. Cohen was finally able to hire his long-coveted baseball decision maker, David...
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Good morning, Mets fans! The slate of postseason games Wednesday contained loads of fireworks as home runs were slugged and tickets were punched. The day started out in Philly, where Bryce Harper and Nick Castellanos both sent two balls out of the park on their way to a 10-2 win over the Braves and a 2-1 series lead. The Diamondbacks took over the nightcap as they lit Lance Lynn up like a...
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Following a 2022 season in which the Syracuse Mets posted a disappointing 64-85 record, there was hope that they would be able to turn things around in 2023. Unfortunately, things didn’t work out that way. In fact, the team arguably experienced an even worse season in Dick Scott’s first year managing the club. Posting the second-worst record in the International League at 61-85, the...
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UPDATE According to a report from SNY’s Andy Martino, Lindor actually first felt the effects of a bone spur in his right elbow during spring training this season, but played through the injury all season long. According to Martino, Lindor did not want to stop playing, or to make his injury public. ORIGINAL POST Francisco Lindor underwent surgery to remove a bone spur from his right elbow...
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2023 was a disappointing season for the Mets, but it’s time to look forward. The team enters a pivotal offseason with new President of Baseball Operations David Stearns in charge, as he will try to balance keeping the team competitive next season, with likely not spending as freely as the team has in previous offseasons under Steve Cohen. As the offseason officially approaches, we plan to...
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We’re looking back at the 50th anniversary of the Mets’ 1973 National League pennant-winning team by reviewing the most inspirational figures of that remarkable run. We continue with a hero of 1969 who while he didn’t have the same year-long success as four years before was instrumental when it counted most. It’s impossible to think about the Miracle Mets season and not...
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