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Meta
Tag Archives: mets
How to Improve at Home
With the final road trip in the books (as it were), the Mets 2013 road record finishes at 41-40. This is significantly better than their home record, which stands at 32-45 with 4 games to play. One obvious reason for … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion and Analysis
Tagged citi field, david wright, giancarlo stanton, hunter pence, ike davis, lucas duda, mets, Shin-Soo Choo
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Predicting Mets Offseason Activity
What can we expect from the Mets this offseason? There’s been a lot of speculation, but let’s try to make a deduction based on the information we have. The two main factors are available money and available players that match … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion and Analysis
Tagged Ben Zobrist, david wright, dillon gee, fred wilpon, jacoby ellsbury, jason bay, jeff wilpon, johan santana, jon niese, matt harvey, mets, Shin-Soo Choo, zack wheeler
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Link Roundup: Playoffs. Playoffs?
Three Mets minor league affiliates made the playoffs this year, but none are faring too well. The Rookie league Kingsport Mets were swept by the Greenville Astros. The ‘Stros have been 100% focused on building their minor league system from … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Blogs
Tagged astros, binghamton, Las Vegas, mets, Rafael Montero, scott kazmir, zack wheeler
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Matt Harvey Has Partially Torn UCL
Because being a Mets fan isn’t infuriating enough, the team announced today that Matt Harvey has a partially torn UCL in his pitching arm. His injury will be evaluated over the next couple of weeks to see if surgery is … Continue reading
Posted in News Notes Rumors
Tagged jon niese, matt harvey, mets, tommy john, UCL, zack wheeler
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Link Roundup: d’Arnaud Stays, Gee on the Money
With John Buck returning from paternity leave tonight, the Mets have decided to keep Travis d’Arnaud in the majors as their starting catcher. The Mets feel d’Arnaud, the centerpiece of the trade that sent R.A. Dickey to the Blue Jays, … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Blogs
Tagged Anthony Recker, dillon gee, john buck, marlon byrd, mets, R. A. Dickey, travis d'arnaud
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How the Mets/Dodgers Series Might Have Been Different
The Dodgers swept the Mets in a three-game set in Chavez Ravine. But they didn’t blow the Mets away. This isn’t meant to be a sugar-coating – the Mets don’t have the talent to match up with the Dodgers. But … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion and Analysis
Tagged david wright, Juan Lagares, matt harvey, mets, wilmer flores, Yasiel Puig
12 Comments
The Ike Davis Decision
Ike Davis is making another late-season surge. Since his recall from Triple-A Las Vegas on July 5th, Davis is hitting .300 with a .467 on base percentage, but he still hasn’t hit for much power. He only has one home … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion and Analysis
Tagged daniel murphy, david wright, ike davis, josh satin, lucas duda, mets, wilmer flores
23 Comments
Wilmer Flores to Debut Tonight
After spending what seemed like about 20 years in the Mets minor league system, Wilmer Flores will make his debut with the big club tonight. Flores, who turns 22 today, was signed by the Mets out of Venezuela at the … Continue reading