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Mets Need To Develop Their Own Bullpen
It probably goes without saying that the Mets bullpen has been inconsistent at best so far this season-and there have been games like yesterday’s where it was downright awful. The Amazins probably…Read More
An Early Season Evaluation Of Daniel Murphy
One of the questions the Mets faced going into this season was the level of production they’d received from Daniel Murphy. A hitting machine in 2011, Murph was coming off a season-ending injury…Read More
Welcome Back Jennry Mejia
Jenrry Mejia is back-sort of. Almost year after undergoing Tommy John surgery, Jenrry Mejia will start today for the St. Lucie Mets, taking the next step on the comeback trail to the Majors. The top…Read More
Patience Is A Virtue Mets Fans Must Have
Greetings Mets fans: the 2012 Mets are brought to you by the letter “P.” What are some words that start with the letter “P” Pitching, Perez (Oliver) and patience. In fact,…Read More
Should We Expect More From Ramon Ramirez?
When the Mets traded Angel Pagan to the San Francisco Giants for Andres Torres and Ramon Ramirez, I wrote that the deal was more about strengthening the bullpen than about an upgrade in center field. …Read More
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Josh Thole: On-Base Machine
There wasn’t a lot to celebrate after last night’s atrocious loss to the Colorado Rockies. …Read More
Has Mike Pelfrey Thrown His Final Pitch As A Met?
Mike Pelfrey‘s most recent start was one his best as a member of the New York Mets. It also might…Read More
Ike Davis Finds Success On The Road
The Mets may have finished 3-3 on their most recent road trip, but despite some disappointment, there…Read More
Fresh Apples: Travis Taijeron
In order to build a champion, a team needs to develop talent from within. Over the past few years,…Read More
Who’s Afraid Of The Big Bad Phillies?
I am not scared of the Philadelphia Phillies. This is a team that won 102 games last year, has won…Read More
Moving Murphy To 3B Right Move In Wright’s Absence
Mets fans won’t know just how long David Wright is going to be shelf until another day or so, but he will definitely miss a game or two-probably more. That puts Terry Collins in an interesting…Read More
Praise For Pelfrey
Mike Pelfrey is in a no-win situation. If he performs well and the Mets aren’t in contention, Sandy Alderson will look to trade the big right-hander. If Pelfrey is still on the team at the end…Read More
Trade Frank Francisco To the Boston Red Sox
One of the high points in yesterday’s win was Frank Francisco. After a rocky spring training that culminated in a cortisone shot in his knee, the new Mets closer pitched a one-two-three ninth inning,…Read More
Rising Apple Goes One-On-One with Ballpark Chaser, Chuck Booth
There is something about going to a baseball game that makes it different from going to any other sporting event, and a lot of that has to do with the ballpark. Baseball is different from the other “big…Read More
Ruben Tejada Can Replace Jose Reyes-On Defense
Much of the focus this season will be on Ruben Tejada and how he can “replace” Jose Reyes. While there is no real replacement for Reyes, Tejada, who is still just 22, will have to do his…Read More
Den Dekker On The Major League Roster? It’s OK
Yesterday, Terry Collins said that double-A outfielder Matt Den Dekker was a “legitimate consideration” to make the Opening Day roster. Jumping from double-A all the way to the bigs is…Read More
Mets Need Hairston To Backup Center Field
The Mets are pretty banged up so far during spring training, with notable injuries to David Wright and Ruben Tejada (although Tejada returned yesterday). However, the injury to Scott Hairston is significant…Read More
Should The Mets Sign Joel Pineiro?
The Phillies released another, veteran pitcher yesterday, cutting ties with 33-year-old Joel Pineiro. A former member of the Mariners, Red Sox, Cardinals and Angels, Pineiro faced an uphill battle trying…Read More
Should The Mets Sign Dontrelle Willis?
Yesterday, the Phillies released left-handed pitcher Dontrelle Willis, who was previously signed to a minor league contract. Once a bright, young star for the Marlins, D-Train has bounced around to various…Read More
Omar Minaya And His Drafts: A Brief Overview
Now over a year removed from Omar Minaya’s departure, a more accurate portrayal of his time with the Mets is starting to take shape. It is easy to see the immediate impact of the Minaya regime-his…Read More
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