Monthly Archives: August 2017

The Mets had a forgettable weekend against the Marlins after a forgettable week against the Yankees and look to the Diamondbacks tonight. Yesterday things were going ok until the 7th inning where the floodgates opened and the Marlins were able … Continue reading →

Please ignore Molina being presented with a jersey in the background (although he’s not in the shot). Taken on 7/9/17.

Picture of Curtis against the Cardinals taken on 7/9/17 in St. Louis.

The Mets finally snapped their losing streak last night as the Mets and Rafael Montero beat the Marlins. For a second straight outing, Montero was successful and this time the bats showed up scoring 8 runs and the bullpen continued … Continue reading →

As the Mets wind down their “fire” sale (in quotations because everyone traded/claimed so far off the team was in their last year of contract control) the Mets head into the off-season with some clear gaps in the roster. The … Continue reading →

The Mets wrapped up a disappointing week last night heading into the weekend with another loss, this time against the Marlins. The Mets will look to even the series today behind Rafael Montero as he takes on former Phillie Vance … Continue reading →

Carlos Sanchez, catcher of the Cyclones, with the hot dogs after they raced in Mahoning Valley.

This has been a horrible week for the Mets, so before jumping into today’s game, let’s note some of the positive and memorable moments. Dominic Smith hit his first homer. Rosario reminded us multiple times about the importance of defense. … Continue reading →

I’m taking a liberty with “Picture of the Day” with this. Here’s a video of Cyclone’s outfielder Quinn Brodey swinging. Mets 2017 3rd round pick, Quinn Brodey, fouling off a pitch. Would later strike out. Had a good hit last … Continue reading →

The Mets will try to avoid the four game, home and home, sweep by the Yankees tonight as they send out Steven Matz to face Luis Severino. Close to game time last night, the Mets had to scratch Wilmer Flores … Continue reading →