Mets Minors: Could Matt Reynolds be the future shortstop?

Matt Reynolds is not a household name.  He was drafted in the second round of the 2012 draft as a plus defender at third base that the Mets planned to try out at shortstop.  He was an afterthought in a year the Mets drafted Gavin Cecchini (who is currently irrelevant in Port St. Lucie) but [...]

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3 waiver trade candidates the Mets should consider

With one of the most flurrious and activity-filled trade deadlines, the Mets decided to stand pat with the cards that they had, and there's nothing wrong with that.  But of course, just because the July 31st trade deadline has come and gone, there still can be trades made until August 31st when the waiver trade [...]

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Mets reach their potential in July

We have seen some of the best Mets’ performances in July, and this potentially foreshadows what is next to come. Approaching the trade deadline is always exciting, and the Mets did not make any moves. Therefore, the production we saw in July should be matched for the remainder of the season. Let’s take a look [...]

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Jenrry Mejia takes the Francisco Rodriguez path to success

Saturday night, Jenrry Mejia picked up a save in his eighth consecutive game. One of the keys to the strong play by the team recently is that the back end of the pen in Jeurys Familia and Mejia have provided shut down performances. Yet while the final results have been great, Mejia has allowed a [...]

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Being aggressive: Why Lucas Duda is having a career season.

There have been a few articles from fellow Mets360 writers this week on Lucas Duda and I wanted to delve a bit deeper for those people who might have been interested as to exactly why Duda is having a career season. For the majority of Duda’s career, he’s been in a battle to fight for [...]

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Ten questions they could have asked Sandy Alderson on SNY

Friday night Sandy Alderson made an appearance in the SNY booth and chatted with the broadcasters. Alderson is a master of talking a lot without really saying anything and has never been above bending the truth to serve his immediate purposes. Then factor in that the broadcasters aren’t really allowed 100% freedom in asking questions [...]

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Travis d’Arnaud, Lucas Duda and post-deadline stories to watch

The trade deadline has come and gone and Daniel Murphy is still a Met, Hooray!  Murphy is a big part of the new “soul” of the franchise and, as the Mets slowly round into respectability, I’d like him to stay a part of it.  The trade deadline was particularly good for some teams, like Boston, [...]

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Where can the Mets trade Bartolo Colon now?

Once again, the July 31 deadline came and went. And once again, Sandy Alderson and co. did nothing. There’s no shortage of criticism – justified fans clamoring for proof of progress in dealing prospects for an overpriced bat in a limited market, but the deadline has passed and there’s no time for crying over spilled [...]

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