Stats used in Episode: Juan Lagares – 285 Plate Appearances, .213/.279/.326, 5 HRs, 27 RBIs, 38 Runs, 12 Doubles, 1 Triple, 4 Steals (1 Caught) 22 Walks, 75 Ks, 3 errors in 173 chances (.983%). Brandon Nimmo – 253 Plate Appeances, .221/.375/.407, 8 HRs, 29 RBIS, 34 Runs, 3 Steals (0 Caught), 11 Doubles, 1 […]
Mets stats used in today’s episode Wilson Ramos (C) – 524 Plate Appearances, .288/.351/.416, 14 HRs, 73 RBIs, 52 Runs, 19 Doubles, 1 SB (!), 44 Walks, 69 Ks, 7 Errors, threw out 15% of runners on 111 attempts. Tomas Nido (C)– 144 Plate Appearances, .191/.231/.316, 4 Hrs, 14 RBIs, 9 Runs, 5 Doubles, 0SB, […]
Last week, Barstool Sports, the definitive sports media outlet in America, released a post about the Mets misery. Written by notoriously angry Mets/Jets/Knicks fan KFC, it pointed out 60 of the worst moments in team history. You can read it here if you haven’t. I highly recommend it. It was eye opening. No, it wasn’t […]
Let’s not have a trip down memory lane on how nearly every Mets reliever the fans remember suck. Also, I’ll bash Jeurys Familia for half of the article. That’s worth the price of entry.
When you only have 5 men qualified to start games (and one is in the bullpen) how confident can you be? The Mets leading men are spectacular, but after Zack Wheeler there is no safety net at all.
Last year’s outfield looked more like an infirmary than a baseball team. Can the Mets get production from a player other than Nimmo and Conforto. Also, Yoenis Cespedes remains the biggest question on the roster.
Jeff McNeil shares a lot in common with past Mets infielders that never got enough love while on the team and became stars later. Will McNeil follow the same path, or are we completely jumping the gun on him?
Former #1 overall prospect Amed Rosario has been left for dead by the fan base after 700 career at bats. Come on fans. Not everybody needs to be Ronald Acuna from day 1
This isn’t the first time the Mets have tried to plug a veteran star at 2nd. Unfortunately, this is a team philosophy they won’t break. It’s like the Wilpons always say – “If at first you don’t succeed, try the same thing again until something breaks”. Remember, this only seems like a retread of the […]
The Mets first base job has become a true heated battle in Spring Training. Who will won the job. Why is Tood Frazier still being considered.
