Monthly Archives: February 2016

You know what feels like ages ago? Dillon Gee on the Mets. His story with the Mets is essentially the accelerated Jon Niese story. Gee was moved the bullpen before the season even started, which caused some controversy. He was … Continue reading →

Last year I looked at every single Matt Harvey projection that I could find probably like every other Mets fan. Would we get old Matt Harvey back? It felt like the entire season was up to how Harvey would perform, … Continue reading →

Jon Niese started the season off as a starter and found his way in an out of the rotation around Steven Matz. Before being traded, the post-season previewed one possible universe for him in 2016 where he would have been … Continue reading →

This was a season was a missed opportunity for Parnell. He was coming off of Tommy John and into a bullpen over the summer that just found out it would be without Mejia for the whole season. It’s difficult to … Continue reading →

Noah was sensational for the Mets this year and for a period of time, he was in the running for the Rookie of the Year. He really stepped it up in the playoffs putting up great numbers, lighting up the … Continue reading →

The Mets signed Michael Cuddyer at the start of the 2015 off-season. On the day a chunk of the baseball world thought Cuddyer was going to take the qualifying offer from the Rockies, Cuddyer signed a two year deal with … Continue reading →

Travis d’Arnaud had a tough year with injuries which torpedoed his playing time. The playing time he did have was quite productive, especially for a catcher, let’s see how it compares to the projections the computers thought he would put … Continue reading →

Lucas Duda is a unsung hero of this team. At several points over the last calendar year there were calls for the Mets to trade or sign someone who is statistically similar to Lucas Duda. The Mets have a player … Continue reading →

There was a world of demands for Flores before the start of the 2015 season. The hope was the Mets would go out and via a trade or free agent signing get a marquee shortstop, but the Mets went in … Continue reading →

A rookie last year with his prospect autograph Bowman Chrome card coming out in the same year! Here’s Akeel: