We are looking back at preseason projections we made and today we examine Opening Day left fielder Lucas Duda. Take a few moments to see the original piece we did. Our group projection was for the following line: PA – 505 AVG – .255 OBP – .340 SLG – .425 HR – 20 RBI – [...]
Now that the postseason has begun, it’s only fitting for Mets fans to revel at players who might consider changing teams next year. This season became the seventh straight year the Mets have failed to participate for October baseball, and now is the time to consider what the future holds as we watch the four [...]
Welcome to the off-season. Once again, since the Mets are not one of the ten participants in the post-season, it’s time instead for some post-mortem. In this new series, the Mets360 staff will take a look back at our pre-season previews and see how they played out. Just a fun little ongoing exercise to while [...]
This time on Memorabilia Review we will take a peek at the fifth, and final, program put out by the Mets for the 2013 season. This issue is Volume 52, Issue #5, cover price is $5. It is the fourth of 5 different issues that the Mets produced in 2013 (April 1st, May 20th, July [...]
Welcome to the off-season. Once again, since the Mets are not one of the ten participants in the post-season, it’s time instead for some post-mortem. In this new series, the Mets360 staff will take a look back at our pre-season previews and see how they played out. Just a fun little ongoing exercise to while [...]
The Cubs recently fired manager Dale Sveum. Originally given a three-year contract prior to the 2012 season, Sveum was let go with a year remaining on his deal. In his two years leading Chicago, his teams went a combined 127-197. The Cubs won five more games this year than a season ago, but the fact [...]
Yes, it’s totally immature. It’s selfish and just wrong. But I can’t watch playoff baseball. Let me start off by saying baseball is the greatest game on this planet. I live and breathe the game. I love calling myself a Mets fan, watching Mets games, writing about the Mets and being a part of this [...]
We are looking back at preseason projections we made and today we examine second baseman Daniel Murphy. Take a few moments to see the original piece we did. Our group projection was for the following line: PA – 573 AVG - .301 OBP - .350 SLG - .430 HR – 10 RBI – 67 DRS [...]
Welcome to the off-season. Once again, since the Mets are not one of the ten participants in the post-season, it’s time instead for some post-mortem. In this, the first edition of a new series, the Mets360 staff will take a look back at our pre-season previews and see how they played out. Just a fun [...]
Last week I wrote an article listing the starting shortstops of other organizations and the more I thought about it, Asdrubal Cabrera is actually a clean-cut perfect fit for the Mets to contend for a postseason spot next season. Cabrera, in 2011, was among the league leaders in almost every category for shortstops and was [...]
With the Mets’ 4-2 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday, they clinched a protected (in the Top 10) draft pick in the 2014 MLB draft. Some fans openly rooted for the team to lose so that the pick could be secured, and the backlash against these fans from Mets beat writer/Eamonn McEneany-wannabe/clown Andy Martino [...]
Well, we have come to the end of another long, grueling and agonizing season for our beloved New York Mets. Between glimpses of greatness from Matt Harvey (storming out of the gate and starting the All Star Game) and the agony of his season-ending (and perhaps longer) injury, the Mets have not had much to [...]