Good Morning Mets Fans. The New York Metropolitans (19-25) wrap up their series today against the San Diego Padres (17-31) as they seek a much needed series win. Jacob deGrom (3-1, 3.56 ERA) will take the mound for New York and will be opposed by Dinelson Lamet, who makes his Major League debut.
Tonight’s first pitch is scheduled for 7:10 PM ET and can be seen on SNY as well as heard on 710 WOR.
LATEST METS NEWS
Robert Gsellman made his return to the Mets rotation on Wednesday and put together a quality start. He pitched six innings and allowed three runs on six hits while walking one and striking out three. He took the no-decision in a game he seemingly deserved to win. Read more from Daniel Popper in the NYDN.
Terry Collins‘ inability to successfully manage the bullpen has come back to haunt the Mets on many occasions in this young season. Joel Sherman of the NY Post takes a look at the grim situation for the team.
David Lennon of Newsday takes a look at the state of the Mets and the lack of reinforcements to be found for what is becoming a floundering team.
NL EAST RUMBLINGS
Danny Knobler of Bleacher Report looks at the resurgence of Ryan Zimmerman.
Phillies manager, Pete Mackanin is looking to send a message to Maikel Franco. Read more on Philly.com.
One scout advised Clark Spencer of the Miami Herald that it may be time to blow up the Marlins.
Adonis Garcia of the Atlanta Braves is undergoing an extensive rehab assignment. Read more on theAJC.com.
RECENTLY ON MMO
Chris Gaine advises why Rene Rivera should remain the Mets’ top catcher.
THIS DAY IN METS HISTORY
On this day in 1968, Al Weis hits his first home run in three years as the Mets defeated Atlanta 9-1.
Mets players born on this day; Neil Ramirez (28), Eric Young (32), Scott Hairston (37), Chris Young (38) and Jim Marshall (86).
