Good morning, Mets fans!
The day has finally come. The Mets play a baseball game at Citi Field today!
After an initial postponement, the Mets’ home opener will commence at 1:10 p.m. Tylor Megill will be on the hill for the Amazins, while Edward Cabrera will be going for Miami. The Mets and Marlins are both 3-4 on the year, having already faced one another in the season-opening series. The Mets won three out of four in that series, but they’re coming off an ugly sweep to the Brewers. They’ll hope that the fresh Citi Field grass will turn their luck around this afternoon.
Latest Mets News
Billy Eppler, Mr. Met and Mrs. Met rang the Opening Bell at the Nasdaq Exchange.
The Mets claimed a right-handed reliever named Edwin Uceta and transferred Sam Coonrod to the 60-day IL.
Brandon Nimmo and Luis Guillorme took in a New York Islanders hockey game. Fan Kim M. on Twitter captured the moment.
The Mets have their first patch sponsor with NewYork-Presbyterian. The patch itself is pretty big.
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Latest MLB News
Minor League Baseball released ballpark guides for all 120 minor league teams.
Major League Baseball and T-Mobile reached a six-year sponsorship deal, Maury Brown of Forbes reported.
The Giants became the first MLB team to have “climate-controlled benches.”
An article on Front Office Sports talked about how MLB is ready to sell sponsorship for the new pitch clock.
Speaking of the pitch clock, Jayson Stark of The Athletic has had some fun with it, already counting down his top 10 pitch clock violations of the season so far.
Michael Harris II was removed from the Braves’ game as a precautionary move with low back tightness.
Latest on MMO
John Sheridan took a look at three ups and three downs after the Mets were swept by the Brewers.
Sheridan also wrote about which levels the Mets’ top 30 prospects are at to start the season.
Ricky Keeler also wrote about some Mets prospects to watch.
Mathew Brownstein interviewed Thomas Ian Nicholas, actor from the baseball movie “Rookie of the Year.”
On This Date in Mets History
1984: Dwight Gooden his MLB debut at just 19 years old, with the Mets going on to beat Astros 3-2.
Birthdays: Vinny Rottino (43), Joe Hicks (90)
