Monthly Archives: March 2025

Sunday was a day of highs and lows in Mets world. The Mets announced before the game that Francisco Alvarez needed surgery in his hand would be out for at least 6-8 weeks. Every spring training game now is even … Continue reading →

Alex Ramírez has already been reassigned to minor league camp. The Mets prospect has had a long history with the Mets from being a former top prospect to minor league free agent this past off-season. Before the 2023 season he … Continue reading →

The Mets look to build off yesterday’s win, their first win a week, this afternoon against the Washington Nationals. The last time the Mets won consecutive spring training games was Friday 2/28 and Saturday 3/1. While the wins themselves are … Continue reading →

The team results don’t matter in spring training, but it would be nice for the Mets to get back in the win column tonight. The Mets beat the Rays last Saturday 10-1 and haven’t won since. Friday night the Mets … Continue reading →

The Mets head south tonight for another night spring training game as they take on the Nationals in West Palm Beach. Despite the 6 PM time slot, there will be no television coverage of tonight’s game. Unfortunately, this is not … Continue reading →

If you love evening baseball than I have some great news for you! The Mets are playing three night games in a row starting tonight. Over the next three weeks the Mets have eight night games, which feels like a … Continue reading →

The Mets brought back and old friend to spring training this season with Rafael Ortega. Ortega made his major league debut with the Rockies back in 2012 and has bounced around different organizations since. The Mets gave Ortega a pretty … Continue reading →

There are only three more players left in the our planed NRI series. After these next three players we need to go back and add in players who were signed since the start of spring training and players who became … Continue reading →

Tomorrow the Mets finally take a pause. Including today the Mets have played 11 days in a row, one split squad day, one weekend trip to the other side of Florida and one night game. It’s time for the Mets … Continue reading →

Over the last couple of seasons the Mets have graduated or are about to graduate a bunch of position players of the minor leagues (Francisco Alvarez, Mark Vientos, Brett Baty, Luisangel Acuña, etc). The next set of position players are … Continue reading →