Monthly Archives: May 2018

The Mets play a day game in Cincinnati and try to escape Ohio with a series win before heading into an off day. Before the game last night, the Mets traded Harvey for the Reds’ catcher Mesoraco. Also, Frazier landed … Continue reading →

The Mets finally got back in the win column last night! PJ Conlon was excellent the first time through the batting order (hitters were 0-8 with a walk) but got hit hard his second time through prompting an early exit … Continue reading →

Maybe the Mets just need a change of scenery right now. For the second game in a row the Mets got a great start from their starting pitcher but could not translate it into a win with a cold offense. … Continue reading →

The Mets need some good news today in the worst way. On Friday, after a horrible first inning by Wheeler, the Mets almost came back but fell short. Yesterday the Mets got one of the best starts of the season … Continue reading →

Late last night I thought the Mets would finally give the Mets some relief from a sad, disappointing day. For a couple of innings, it looked like the Mets were going to make an incredible comeback and for 30 minutes … Continue reading →

I had this at Citi Field, but I could have also had this at MCU Park in Brooklyn: Ignore my shorts. It’s hard not to love these rice balls filled with pesto, ragu, mac and cheese, etc. The sweeter, nutella … Continue reading →

The Mets started yesterday off with good news: deGrom is going to play catch this weekend and will be monitored for his start on Monday. While we have been conditioned the last several years to not believe any good news … Continue reading →

Last night was just terrible for the Mets. Through 4 innings the Mets were breezing with deGrom on the mound, although the offense wasn’t doing anything. Then deGrom didn’t come out with an apparent injury, and later it was revealed … Continue reading →

The Mets lost a tough game last night 3-2 as they fell to 1-3 on the season against the Braves. The Braves pushed Sean Newcomb back in the rotation a day, called up a kid making his major league debut … Continue reading →

One month into the season and the National League East is not what national pundits thought it would be. The prevailing thought amount national commentators and outlets was the Washington Nationals were going to run the division, the Mets could … Continue reading →