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Mets Game 144: Win Over Brewers

Mets 7 Brewers 3 A little time away from home is all some need to get themselves feeling good again.

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Will Wheeler, Familia, and Harvey Repeat History?

NOTE: this is a guest post by Jimmy Prinzler. Enjoy. The Mets’ top three pitching prospects at this time are Zack Wheeler, Jeurys Familia, and Matt Harvey. Assuming they remain with the organization, what will they bring to the Mets? … Continue reading

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Mejia: Bad Luck or Just Bad?

After hearing the news of Jenrry Mejia’s elbow injury, many fans lamented about the “bad luck” of the Mets, and how they “can’t catch a break”. Is it really “luck”? Or are injuries such as this more indicative of something … Continue reading

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Jenrry Mejia Out with Elbow Injury

According to the Mets PR department, top prospect Jenrry Mejia has been diagnosed with an elbow injury and will be shut down. From the official release: Righthanded pitcher Jenrry Mejia was examined today by Mets Medical Director Dr. David Altchek … Continue reading

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Mets ST Game 1 vs. Braves: Quick Notes

Many of you may have seen the Mets first televised spring training game of 2011, played against the Braves on Saturday afternoon. These games don’t count for much, so I won’t go into detail about what happened, but there are … Continue reading

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Jenrry Mejia As Reliever?

In case you missed it, on Friday afternoon Adam Rubin of ESPN-NY reported that Dan Warthen envisions Jenrry Mejia’s future in a big-league bullpen — not a starting rotation. So glad we’re all on the same page, guys. We wouldn’t … Continue reading

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A Mets Package That Might’ve Gotten Greinke

NOTE: This article was written by Matt Himelfarb Like most Mets fans, I was a bit dismayed when I first heard that the Brewers acquired Zack Greinke. For one, I have always had a soft spot for Greinke, who is … Continue reading

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2010 Analysis: Jenrry Mejia

20-year-old Jenrry Mejia was the youngest pitcher to toe the rubber as a New York Met since Dwight Gooden in 1984. Mejia’s blazing fastball, cool composure, and speck of cockiness impressed manager Jerry Manuel much the same way Gooden struck … Continue reading

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