Monthly Archives: March 2022

The Mets broke a 3-game win streak last night with a 5-3 loss against the Houston Astros in extra innings. Tonight, they look to return to the (meaningless) win column against the Washington Nationals. The Nationals, 1-10 this Spring, are … Continue reading →

The Mets have had a couple of top prospects in camp this year including Brett Baty, the third basemen who’s been making noise for a new seasons now. Going into this season, Brett Baty is ranked as the #39 prospect … Continue reading →

If only the Mets season had already started. Last night the Mets fired on all cylinders in their 10-0 victory over the Marlins. Overall, the Mets clobbered 15 hits with Brandon Nimmo, Francisco Lindor, Jeff McNeil and Dominic Smith each … Continue reading →

The Mets invited four catchers to major league camp this year and today we look at the last catcher, by alphabetical order, Hayden Senger. The Mets drafted Hayden Senger in 2018 during the 24th round out of the Miami University … Continue reading →

The Mets invited four catchers to major league camp and two of them have the first name Nick! Yesterday we looked at Nick Dini, an offense leaning catcher the Mets signed out of the Royals system. Today we’ll look Nick … Continue reading →

Sunday was Starling Marte’s Mets Spring debut. Today another former Athletic makes his Mets debut – Chris Bassitt! The Mets are coming off of an exciting win on Sunday where both Jacob deGrom and Max Scherzer pitched. Jacob starting things … Continue reading →

The Mets invited a total of four non-roster invitee catchers to major league camp this year. Francisco Alvarez is the star prospect in the group. The three other catchers are all competing for positioning on the all important depth chart. … Continue reading →

We have seen plenty of deGrom vs Scherzer matchups in our lifetime – today is the first time we see a deGrom and Scherzer pitch on the same day, for the same team! Mets fans have been anticipating this game … Continue reading →

The top of the Mets farm system right now is position player heavy and today is our first Non-Roster Invitee preview this season featuring a key member of this crew: Francisco Alvarez. Francisco Alvarez, who played in the 2021 Future’s … Continue reading →

The Mets return to the land of daytime baseball at 1:10 today against the Nationals. Yesterday they took a 2-1 loss against the Astros, moving their meaningless spring training record to 3-3 on the season. Tylor Megill allowed 2 runs, … Continue reading →