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Mets lose to Cardinals, fire two hitting coaches for no good reason
The Mets lost their series opener in St. Louis last night. It was a sad game in which New York jumped out to a 5-2 lead in the third thanks to Pete Alonso hitting doubles in his first two at-bats … Continue reading
Aaron Rodgers isn’t a victim just because the Packers won’t do exactly what he wants with every draft pick
The NFL world was thrown for a loop on Thursday night when we learned that Aaron Rodgers didn’t want to play for the Packers anymore. Already bursting from the seams with NFL Draft story lines, the social media landscape exploded … Continue reading
Edwin Diaz almost spoils the Mets’ most thrilling win of the season
Only the Mets can play a game in which they overcome a two-run deficit in the eighth inning by putting together their biggest, most clutch rally of the season and then leave you fuming mad at the end of the … Continue reading
Posted in Major League Baseball, National League East, New York Mets
Tagged Edwin Diaz, Jonathan Villar, Jose Alvarado
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Would you look at that? Michael Conforto hit a game-winning home run
Just a couple of weeks ago, Michael Conforto could do nothing right for the Mets. He left the bat on his shoulder in key RBI situations, and when he did swing the bat, it often resulted in a ground out … Continue reading
Posted in Major League Baseball, National League East, New York Mets
Tagged Michael Conforto
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The Mets win because of a bad call, but that’s still better than losing
Great my favorite player is now the subject of the biggest baseball controversy since Nicholas Castellanos got suspended for literally flexing on the opposing pitcher. In case you missed it, Michael Conforto had a chance to drive in the winning … Continue reading
Posted in Major League Baseball, National League East, New York Mets
Tagged Anthony Bass, Jeff McNeil, Michael Conforto
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I won’t panic about the Mets until they lose a game to the Marlins
Oh no, the Mets! They lost the rubber game to the Phillies yesterday and now the sky is falling. Continue reading
Marcus Stroman is a ground ball king and Mets get first win of the season
Similarly to Monday night, the Mets got six dominant starter innings followed by shaky bullpen work on Tuesday, but this time the recipe resulted in a win thanks to better offensive production and Philadelphia’s Vince Velasquez throwing fewer than half … Continue reading
Mets turn over a new leaf and try losing their first game of the season
Well we can’t say “same old Mets” after Monday night’s 5-3 come-from-ahead loss in Philadelphia because we know the same old Mets would win their first game and then swoon before the solstice. And I’m not calling it Opening Day … Continue reading
MLB decides we need more politics in sports, moves All-Star Game out of Atlanta
Major League Baseball finally decided to do something to make its product more fun today. Just kidding. Instead, the league decided to wrap itself up in a big, cuddly cocoon of political controversy by moving the All-Star Game out of … Continue reading
It feels like I’m the only one worried about the Francisco Lindor contract
Today is Opening Day for Major League Baseball. It’s always one of the happiest days of the year for me. That’s because it usually features the Mets taking the field and playing in a game that matters for the first … Continue reading
Posted in Major League Baseball, National League East, New York Mets
Tagged Francisco Lindor, Steve Cohen
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