Morning Briefing: The Mets Beat The Mets!

Good Morning, Mets fans! Michael Wacha threw 6.1 innings of no-hit baseball during an intra-squad game for Team White in a win against Team Blue.

Jacob deGrom played catch today and still expects to start on Opening Day, per manager Luis Rojas.

The Royals and Padres swapped reliever Tim Hill and Franchy Cordero, per Jeff Passan of ESPN.

Austin Meadows has tested positive for the coronavirus, per Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times.

The Twins will be hosting a Zoom call with several African American front office leaders to help the organization continue its diversity.

Mike Petriello of MLB.com discovered which uniform numbers are the Most productive.

MLB has decided not to allow scouts in stadiums for games, at least for now, per Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic.

Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times is reporting that Julio Rodriguez has a hairline fracture in his left wrist.

ESPN Senior VP Mark Gross said that Alex Rodriguez will not be announcing any Mets games this season due to a conflict of interest.

John Lott of The Athletic made his case for canceling the MLB season.

Eno Sarris announced that Statcast will be tracking new stats this season.

The Nationals are unsure where their home stadium will be, according to Jesse Dougherty of the Washington Post.

Cole Hamels will likely miss the start of the season, per MLB.com’s Mark Bowman.

Michael Mayer updated the Mets’ top 30 prospects list following the 2020 MLB Draft.

Alexis Farinacci looked deeper into David Peterson‘s strong Summer Camp.

Matt Musico looked back at the Mets’ 11-run inning against the Cubs in 2006.

1979: In Lee Mazzilli‘s only All-Star game appearance, he homered to tie the game and walked-in the eventual game-winning run.

Let’s go Mets!