Monthly Archives: March 2019

It’s finally over! And this year only a few days into the regular season. Today we wrap up a series where we’ve been looking at a conglomerate of Mets projections for each player on the Mets or who could make … Continue reading →

Towards the end of Spring Training the Orioles lost Alex Cobb due to injury. Reports right now is that he should be ready for the home opener on Thursday. (Mets fans, Cobb should sound familiar. When the Mets were interested … Continue reading →

The Mets go for an Opening Series Sweep this afternoon! Yesterday the Mets won 11-8 in a long game. The Mets went up up early 3-0 in the first and later 4-1 but as Syndergaard labored through 6 innings the … Continue reading →

I’m not sure what’s longer: the off-day after the All-Star break or the off-day after Opening Day. The Mets beat the Nationals 2-0 on Thursday just like BVW thought they would. His newly extended starter Jacob deGrom was great over … Continue reading →

At the start of the off-season, Daniel Zamora pretty much had to make the roster. He was the only lefty in the Mets bullpen that existed. As the off-season continued the Mets signed several players to compete with Zamora. First … Continue reading →

Mets baseball is back! For the first time in a while the Mets turned over their roster quite a bit as there are a number of players who could be making their orange and blue debuts today. The NL East … Continue reading →

Happy Opening Day! We’ll get to a game preview and everything else for the best of the day of the year a little bit later. Right now, we are still trying to finish our annual projection meta-analysis series where we … Continue reading →

Tomorrow is Opening Day! We still have four 2019 projections to go through meaning we’ll keep our tradition of failing to wrap this series up by the time the season starts for another year. For a third straight day we’ll … Continue reading →

Jason Vargas was a disaster for the Mets in the first half of last year and then he rebounded in the second half. He was injured in Spring Training and didn’t start rehabbing until around the start of the season. … Continue reading →

The Mets drafted Zach Rheams out of Texas Tech last year in the 27th round. He hasn’t popped up on any major sites top 30 prospect lists yet and wasn’t on my radar at all until I got a copy … Continue reading →