Urging Caution During The Mets’ Mini-Surge

The Mets have been playing some pretty good ball the past week, don’t you think? Granted, their latest wave of success has been at the expense of two of the NL’s more hapless squads: the decimated Cincinnati Reds and the Colorado Rockies at sea level. But hey, there are no style-points in baseball. The NCAA [...]

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Rafael Montero earns the right to keep pitching as a starter

Earlier this month, Terry Collins announced that Rafael Montero would get at least one more start in the majors this year. True to his word, Collins gave the rookie a start Wednesday night and Montero rewarded his manager with 5.1 scoreless innings and he picked up the win as the Mets swept the Rockies with [...]

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Jacob deGrom and the Rookie of the Year

When the season began, if I told you that a Mets starting pitcher was in the Rookie of the Year hunt, who would you have guessed? The obvious answers are Rafael Montero and Noah Syndergaard. Well, Montero hasn’t had a good start to his big league career and we will have to wait until next [...]

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Could Dilson Herrera be the shortstop of the future?

Although they are not mathematically out of the playoff race, the Mets have a very slim chance of reaching the post season. Tonight, the Mets are wrapping up a series against the Colorado Rockies, and they will face the Washington Nationals in a four game home series starting tomorrow. As of today, the Nationals and [...]

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Don’t look now but check out the standings

As the season dwindles down and 90 percent of the Mets community begins to shift their focus toward football, school, or any other occupation of interest, there are still die-hard fans that watch this team through the torturous weeks of September. These fans have also witnessed two monumental collapses in ’07 and ’08 that were [...]

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Light At The End Of The Tunnel? It’s getting Dim For Mets Fans

The preliminary rounds of “expectation management” have begun. The 2015 MLB schedules have been released and naturally, any fan who roots for a non-contender shifts his or her vision shifts in that direction. As Met fans, many of us have been playing “wait-til-next-year” since the beginning of June, having grown disgusted with the broken promise [...]

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What do the Mets have in Dillon Gee?

When speaking about the future of the Mets pitching rotation, a lot of names get thrown around. Dillon Gee's name usually gets mentioned as a possible fourth or fifth starter, or perhaps even trade bait to help get a left fielder or shortstop. Gee has had an up-and-down year in 2014, partially to blame by [...]

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Mets’ starting pitching pulling its weight at end of season

In their last 13 games, the Mets are 8-5. While they’ve benefited from playing nine games in this stretch against Philadelphia, Miami and Cincinnati, the 2014 club is in no position to turn its nose up when it comes to wins regardless of the quality of the opponent. The offense has averaged slightly over five [...]

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