Monthly Archives: March 2019

Edwin Diaz is arguably the most important addition the Mets made this off-season. He’s young and one of the best closers in the game. The Mets gave up a ton to get him (and Robinson Cano, but the talent loss … Continue reading →

The Mets play against the Nationals today, the Marlins tomorrow, the Nationals on Sunday, the Nationals on Monday, the Marlins on Tuesday and the Marlins on Thursday. Essentially, in their last 10ish days of spring training games they are playing … Continue reading →

The Mets overhauled their bullpen this off-season bringing in Edwin Diaz, Jeurys Familia and Justin Wilson on major league deals and Luis Avilan (among others) on minor league deals. The flurry of action didn’t put Lugo or Gsellman in risk … Continue reading →

Happy Pi Day! The Mets are one game below .500 in games that don’t matter as they head to the Cardinals today. Yesterday Cano hit a pie in the sky homer that went way out and provided the only runs … Continue reading →

For the last three or so weeks we’ve been looking at projections for every hitter who is or could be on the Mets roster this year and now we are going to switch gears and look at pitchers. Some of … Continue reading →

Yesterday was a game the Mets would like to forget as they lost to the Marlins 8-1 after allowing 6 runs between the 7th and 8th inning. For the most part, the offense was silent yesterday except two hits by … Continue reading →

The Mets made a late signing of Adeiny Hechavarria to a minor league deal this year with an invite to spring training. Hechavarria has never been known for his offense but is a defense super star. What the Mets didn’t … Continue reading →

After two straight days of winning by huge margins, the Mets took a step back to reality yesterday with a 6-3 loss to the Astros. There are still bright spots to celebrate though! Nimmo had a 3 hit game and … Continue reading →

At the start of spring training, it looked like a sure bet that Pete Alonso would start the season in the minors, despite members of the Mets front office saying they would take the best 25 players up north with … Continue reading →

The Mets improved to .500 yesterday, but that doesn’t matter. What does matter: for a second straight day the Mets looked to be firing on all cylinders with their offense flowing and their pitching stiffing. Yesterday d’Arnaud, Rosario and McNeil … Continue reading →