Monthly Archives: March 2023

The Mets and Marlins play game two of a four game set tonight as the Mets look to build momentum off of yesterday’s Opening Day win. The bullpen was the big question going into yesterday’s game. To paraphrase the Mets … Continue reading →

The Mets begin their highly anticipated 2023 campaign this afternoon as they take on the Marlins in Miami. Fresh off a 101-win season, the Mets are hungry to take the division and make a deep run in October. After a … Continue reading →

We finally made it! The last day of Spring Training! The Mets and Marlins play each other in a late afternoon spring game before taking a few days off and starting the season against each other in Miami. If you … Continue reading →

The Mets were firing on all cylinders yesterday. Today they look to keep that going and bring that momentum in the regular season which is less than a week away! Max Scherzer tossed 100 pitches yesterday, allowing two runs from … Continue reading →

The Mets only have three spring training games left in the schedule and today they make the cross-state to take on the Rays at Tropicana Field. The west coast of Florida is still dealing with devastating impacts from Hurricane Ian. … Continue reading →

In one week the Mets will make the long journey from St. Lucie all the way down to Miami to open up the regular season. Only one more week! We will now see pitchers make their final spring starts. Some … Continue reading →

For the first time since March 15th the Mets will have a weekday spring training game during the traditional early afternoon time. It’s also the first time in a while that the Mets feel whole again. The Mets sent a … Continue reading →

Yesterday’s spring training game featured David Peterson and Tylor Megill trying out, in the same game, to be the Mets fifth starter. Going into the game both Peterson and Megill had been dominant this spring. Peterson allowed no runs over … Continue reading →

Yesterday’s win felt almost like a regular season game. Max Scherzer faced off against the ace of the Astros, Framber Valdez. Scherzer went seven innings allowing four hits and no runs (surprisingly deep into the game at this point in … Continue reading →

Yesterday was another tough day in Mets world as Brandon Nimmo got injured sliding into second base during last night’s spring training game. Billy Eppler announced today that Nimmo has low grade sprains in both his right knee and ankle. … Continue reading →