Jenrry Mejia as a Long Reliever is a Bad Idea for New York Mets
Although he is one of a half dozen competitors for the fifth spot in the New York Mets’ starting rotation, Jenrry Mejia appears to be behind veterans Daisuke Matsuzaka and John Lannan early in the spring. Since he’s a little […]
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Grading the New York Mets’ Offseason
The offseason is officially over, spring training is here and the season is right around the corner. I’ve already written about the New York Mets‘ offseason, but that was over a month ago. I do like what the Mets did. […]
New York Mets Will Petition MLB To Abolish First Base
Don’t laugh – it has happened before! Prior to 1845, baseball fields presented any number of bases, or “stakes,” or whatever, from at least five to 19. Does anyone reading this honestly long for the time of bang-bang plays at […]
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New York Mets: Bartolo Colon’s Debut and Position Battles
One of the “biggest” free agents signings the New York Mets had this offseason was pitcher Bartolo Colon. The Mets signed the almost 41 year old to a two-year, $20 million contract in mid-December to help round out the rotation […]
New York Mets Should Play Wilmer Flores At First Base During Spring Training
Coming into spring training, the competition between Ike Davis and Lucas Duda for the first base job was supposed to be the most exciting position battles going on in camp for the New York Mets. However, both players have missed […]
New York Mets: 90 Wins Is Reachable But In 2015
The general consensus when you ask any member of the New York Mets is that they will achieve something special that they haven’t accomplished in quite some time. The main goal everyone has established is to win 90 games this […]
Offseason Additions Making Big Difference for New York Mets
The New York Mets did something out of the ordinary and spent some money during free agency over the offseason. One of those moves was signing Curtis Granderson to four-year, $60 million contract in an attempt to bolster the outfield. […]
